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Oopsie Daisy

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6. Not good enough! Perfect or nothing, I always say!

Reply to Celerity (Reply #5)

Tue Apr 30, 2024, 06:41 AM

Apr 2024

Take it or leave it is indeed "binary"... sometimes people don't get everything they want, and we just can't stand for that! That's why I always throw the baby out with the bath water whenever I demand perfection!

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Net Neutrality in Name Only? [View all] Celerity Apr 2024 OP

Thanks for posting this. Elessar Zappa Apr 2024 #1

Oh no. It's not perfect. Oopsie Daisy Apr 2024 #2

These kinds of ISP-controlled fast lanes violate core net neutrality principles and would limit user choice, distort Celerity Apr 2024 #3

Heavens! Oopsie Daisy Apr 2024 #4

Going back to 'the way it was before' is/was not the only other choice/option. That is a false binary dilemma. Celerity Apr 2024 #5

Not good enough! Perfect or nothing, I always say! Oopsie Daisy Apr 2024 #6

I have already responded to all this. We are clearly not going to agree. Celerity Apr 2024 #7

Nonsense! We're in perfect agreement! Oopsie Daisy Apr 2024 #8

Powerful interests gaming the system for additional profit. justaprogressive Apr 2024 #9