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Possible Bomb Threat At "Net Neutrality" Repeal Vote; Repeal Passes 3-2
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RE: Possible Bomb Threat At "Net Neutrality" Repeal Vote; Repeal Passes 3-2
(12-17-2017 11:09 AM)HeartOfDixie Wrote:  The majority of Americans have one choice for an ISP, and many more have just two which is a bit like choosing between two kinds of **** pie.

Government supported monopolies are the worst kind.

as some have noticed.....I'm taking the 'wait and see' approach on this one short term.....

however.....

there's this guy that nobody is talking about....at least on this board....

https://qz.com/561018/forget-wi-fi-you-m...ght-bulbs/

they call it li-fi....

most folk have zero clue how much of a genius Tesla was........
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