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Comment Re:Open to strangers? (Score 1) 926

If that were the case, wouldn't the city have to maintain my driveway and sidewalk to my house? Since they don't, it is private property. That and the fact that the technical term for what you are describing is an easement, which would have to be declared when the house was sold. So again, I don't think you'd get much traction arguing that my driveway is an extension of the public street, and by extension public property.

Comment Re:Technically correct (Score 1) 547

You seem to be missing an important point. Bags of cement and boxes of ceral aren't advertised and sold as "up to" 50 pounds (for cement) or 18 oz (for cereal). They are sold as that weight, which is why they normally weigh pretty darn close to that weight. Your comparison/complaint would only be valid if the ISPs were offering "8 Mbps", not "up to 8 Mbps".

Comment Re:The terrorist threat is overrated (Score 1) 502

Perhaps the reason other countries don't have to "meddle in other's affairs"" so much is because the US is doing it for them? The rest of the "free" world has pretty much outsourced the security of said "free" world to the US, so it is a little bit hypocritical to start complaining now.

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