I've found Net Neutrality brings out a certain amount of shrillness in otherwise-allied people that is downright intolerable.
Censorship wouldn't be the problem anyway. There's nothing in it for ISPs to go censoring stuff, they *want* people to use their service. The main thing will be throttling, which will mostly just be a way to extort money from the service providers, and realistically you're in an oligopoly in streaming services anyway. Anyone important can pay up.
And, worse comes to worse, the next D administration just puts it back (although i've found a lot of the people who really freak out about Net Neutrality are the "Dems are just Republican Lite!" people).
GAF went down 1 month ago today. Since it took until the following Wednesday to get ERA up, that means we went through almost 20,000 posts in 27 days, or 740 posts per day.
Trump won.It's true. When you explain this to them they basically just yell at you in response.
No matter what facts you bring up you just keep getting shouted down.
It's so frustrating.
or around 15 pages per day. That's decent, even if it is mostly bitching about embedded tweets.
GAF went down 1 month ago today. Since it took until the following Wednesday to get ERA up, that means we went through almost 20,000 posts in 27 days, or 740 posts per day.
And Alabama will help with next month.
That was a fun evening.
Still not as fast as the Dragon Ball thread.
Trump won.
Everything's hopeless.
Both sides are the same.
I'm afraid to leave my house.
she's still recovering from the disease she got from a tick
I actually don't know if this is real or not.
http://www.mcclatchydc.com/news/politics-government/article131838004.html
WASHINGTON
Former U.S. Sen. Kay Hagan, D-N.C., is recovering from encephalitis, inflammation of the brain, caused by a rare virus spread by ticks from animals to humans, according to an update Saturday from her doctor and family.
Recovery from viral encephalitis varies case by case, with differing symptoms, treatment outcomes, and long-term impact. Encephalitis can inflict long-term brain damage, affecting speech, vision, memory and muscle control. Most cases, though, can be treated quickly and patients are able to fully recover, according to the University of Maryland Medical Center.
The family knows encephalitis recovery is a long process but is pleased with the progress Hagan has made in the last three weeks she's been at the Shepherd Center hospital in Atlanta, said her husband Chip Hagan on Saturday in a statement to McClatchy. The Shepherd Center specializes in spinal cord and brain injuries. The non-profit hospital is recognized as a leader in neurological and neuromuscular research and draws more than half of its patients from out of state, according to its website.
Hagan's doctor in North Carolina is William Powers at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine in the neurology department.
This is the best. It must be added to the OP.I made dis.
I'd update it for the new title, but I'm on the other side of the country freeloading off my parents this week.
Does anyone else lately get this weird feeling that the GOP has been stockpiling a bunch of slander on Democrats and they are just now starting to release a bunch of it?
I'm not even talking about the sexual harassment stuff. But it almost feels like the GOP has reacted to what happened with both November 7th and the Roy Moore allegations by going back into overdrive with not just crappy talking points but stuff that non-republicans will pay attention to as well.
Oh no, that means all my TFA browsers are about to lose certification and I'll need to do the stupid code againGAF went down 1 month ago today. Since it took until the following Wednesday to get ERA up, that means we went through almost 20,000 posts in 27 days, or 740 posts per day.
TFA browsers?Oh no, that means all my TFA browsers are about to lose certification and I'll need to do the stupid code again
Browsers you authorize with Two Factor Authorization expire in 30 days
I imagine both parties probably know these stories about members in the other party but they don't release it out of a kind of mutual assured destruction.Does anyone else lately get this weird feeling that the GOP has been stockpiling a bunch of slander on Democrats and they are just now starting to release a bunch of it?
Oh shit, I forgot I set that upBrowsers you authorize with Two Factor Authorization expire in 30 days