elscallr @ elscallr @lemmy.world

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Honestly, no. People bitch a lot but I've lived here a lot of years, my healthcare is fine, despite owning several guns I've never seen one fired at anyone, and I can pretty much do whatever I want.

2Gbps symmetric fiber, $70/month, flyover state. Could go up to 5Gbps for another like $20. No data caps. I may never move again.

It's 2001 not 1978, how bad do you think cars were 20 years ago?

This kind of shit is what regulatory oversight bodies do. There are no people in government because they're trying to fix anything, they're just trying to control something.

That's been done for ages he just doesn't use it.

There's nothing quite like the romantic glow of a raging dumpster fire.

This is really, really stupid.

I'm rather enjoying watching it go to shit, though

I'm not a trademark lawyer but I'm not sure parody would fly there.

r/TheWire is one of my most missed parts of reddit. Years after the show ended it was still actively "are you taking notes on a criminal mf'n conspiracy?"

Because different genders taste cheese differently obviously duh.

I've heard it is possible to fascinate a woman by giving her a piece of cheese.

It's not quiet so cut and dry. The law is written to cover 90% but this isn't a criminal matter, it's a civil one, and civil suits are always decided in courtrooms. If I created a weed dispensary and called it Instant Pot and stylized my logo like that of a popular countertop pressure cooker they'd be well within their rights to sue despite being wildly different industries.

Why are cheese tournaments even gendered to begin with?

It has a bunch of recipes to choose from for free and the subscription is worth it, though I'd prefer they billed actually instead of $3/month.

You might check out mealime. It's got the same information, only you put in a meal plan and it creates a shopping list. So if 2 recipes call for a half a head of cabbage each it'll have you buy a single cabbage.

I think that was Parler for the whole 3 mooches it was a thing.

As one of the "small government" crowd I'm not trusting that douchebag with my information.

I've got no problem baking anyone a cake, but you're right it'll be late and burnt. I can't bake for shit.

But your assumption that I wouldn't force anyone to bake that cake, you're absolutely right.

Twitter isn't, and shouldn't be under any obligation to respond to you proxying your requests through their url tracker with any service level.

Is it unethical? Yeah. Does it violate the letter of proposed NN laws? No. Does it violate the spirit of proposed NN laws? Also no. Those laws don't cover what happens while a request is inside a parties network, only the traffic that travels in and out of it, of which Twitter was manipulating neither.

Well, I suppose they could deliver a few packets with a couple microseconds of latency when they delivered the HTTP response payload but they would have to literally modify their OS's TCP stack to do so and the entirety of that actual throttling would be literally milliseconds of difference.

That's because you don't know what an "internet service provider" is. Twitter is not one.