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Saturday, January 29, 2011
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- The CRTC's vision for the Internet in Canada
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4 comments:
I like it. Very stream-lined.
No! You missed the whole fucking point!
Now we're finally seeing a user-friendly version which meets our needs. Have you submitted this idea to them? Its perfect!
Don't you assholes understand? The CRTC is paving the way to make Canada a Third World online nation. If people are paying for bandwidth, that's going to lead to less dynamic content on the Web.
You ever hear of Nikola Tesla? He was one of the greatest inventors who ever lived.
Tesla figured out a way to provide FREE electricity to everyone in the world. But, do you know what happened to the idea? JP Morgan, Tesla's malevolent corporate patron, said, "If I can't put a meter on it, I'm not interested!"
And the idea died.
Metering kills innovation!
Jeeeezus Fucking Christ!
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