FCC commissioner writes op-ed titled, “It’s time for Trump to DOGE the FCC“
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That's also not what I'm referring to. I work in real estate so I've seen it all:
- grass four feet tall
- a dozen vehicles parked all over the lawn
- fences fallen down and left on the ground
- the entire property being used as a landfill/scrapyard
- rodent infestations
With the sole exception of the rodent infestation all of this falls under mind your own business. It ain't your land stop thine bitching.
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Remember Lina Khan? She was there only a few months ago. Depressing as all fuck how quickly they’ve undone her work.
Edit: I mixed up the FTC and FCC
Lina Khan was dope, but she was at the FTC.
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Remember Lina Khan? She was there only a few months ago. Depressing as all fuck how quickly they’ve undone her work.
Edit: I mixed up the FTC and FCC
That's the FTC.
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With the sole exception of the rodent infestation all of this falls under mind your own business. It ain't your land stop thine bitching.
The rodent infestation is a result of the other factors and general lack of cleanliness. Sure seems like my business.
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The rodent infestation is a result of the other factors and general lack of cleanliness. Sure seems like my business.
If things do get so bad that there is an active health and safety issue then contact the city or county.
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If things do get so bad that there is an active health and safety issue then contact the city or county.
They don't care. The people who live in the community do.
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There is a condo they just finished making in my state. They stated your Internet is priced into the HOA fee - and there was absolutely no wired Ethernet; only wireless. It was $3,000/month for 850 sq ft + $500/month HOA fee.
yeah, this sounds about right. it's predatory af and also the ISPs are usually pretty shit too. Most of these providers charge absolutely insane rates compared to their costs (because they can), and the people paying the ISPs aren't the tenants - it's the HOA or owners, and they don't care that the users are being overcharged, so it just goes on and on.
They often have preferential access to wiring, rack, and roof space, as well as fiber runs, they actively keep other ISPs out of the building.
source: network engineer for an ISP, and deal with these antics daily.
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sounds like a perfect setup for a torrent farm. they can't stop you because you're forced to pay for it.
do it. get a good VPN and do it. I know how these networks are usually architected - they probably will never notice. use as much bandwidth as you can over a VPN and they'll probably never really see it. also there's likely no bandwidth cap, since the fiber circuits that feed these units are also usually uncapped in terms of how much data they can pass per billing period, unlike Spectrum/Comcast/VZ/all the other shit ISPs out there.
I know I don't notice a heavy user when I look at my metrics and even if I did, I don't get paid to care. just don't get caught with your VPN off, they probably will see that and disable your service or give you a call and tell you you're being a bad user a la Skippy.
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We’re gonna be so fucked. Get ready for shittier experiences with internet providers and cell companies.
Is this gonna be worse than what A Shit Pie die.
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do it. get a good VPN and do it. I know how these networks are usually architected - they probably will never notice. use as much bandwidth as you can over a VPN and they'll probably never really see it. also there's likely no bandwidth cap, since the fiber circuits that feed these units are also usually uncapped in terms of how much data they can pass per billing period, unlike Spectrum/Comcast/VZ/all the other shit ISPs out there.
I know I don't notice a heavy user when I look at my metrics and even if I did, I don't get paid to care. just don't get caught with your VPN off, they probably will see that and disable your service or give you a call and tell you you're being a bad user a la Skippy.
highly recommend using containerized torrents through a VPN.
I have transmission and openvpn containers. when the network goes down transmission can't connect since it's networked through the ovpn container.
once the vpn is restored, everything restarts and resumes where it left off.
ever since I've had this setup running, I haven't had a nastygram sent to me.
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AI Utopia, AI Apocalypse, and AI Reality: If we can’t build an equitable, sustainable society on our own, it’s pointless to hope that a machine that can’t think straight will do it for us.
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A fake Facebook event disguised as a math problem has been one of its top posts for 6 months
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Research shows more than 80% of AI projects fail, wasting billions of dollars in capital and resources: Report
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