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Comment Re:whoop dee doo (Score 2) 177

by scragz on Monday December 06, 2010 @01:09AM (#34456722) Attached to: Google Quashes 13 Chrome Bugs, Adds PDF Viewer

Netflix streaming said Chrome was incompatible last time I tried to use it. I've also had a lot of warnings on various sites that "all features may not be supported". As Mozilla knows, evangelism with major sites is as important as rendering bugs to the end user (me!). Usually everything just works or would work if they would unblock it.

Comment Re:I was thinking the same thing (Score 1) 336

by scragz on Sunday October 04, 2009 @05:05PM (#29638091) Attached to: Initial Reviews of Google Wave; Neat, but Noisy

http://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2008/4/23/

Comment Re:MIT Gaydar should be Facebook app (Score 4, Funny) 508

by scragz on Sunday September 20, 2009 @04:14PM (#29484653) Attached to: MIT Project "Gaydar" Shakes Privacy Assumpitons

The.Real.World.S22E01.DSR.XviD-SAiNTS.avi

Submission + - Congress to debate Net Neutrality

Submitted by evw on Wednesday January 10, 2007 @02:57AM

evw writes: The NYTimes is reporting that legislation was introduced in the Senate on Tuesday in support of Net Neutrality. It is bipartisan legislation introduced by Olympia Snowe, R-Maine and Byron Dorgan, D-N. Dakota, however the article notes that Senator Snowe is one of the few Republicans that supports it. "Senior lawmakers, emboldened by the recent restrictions on AT&T and the change in control of Congress, have begun drafting legislation that would prevent high-speed Internet companies from charging content providers for priority access."

This isn't the first attempt. Last year a similar amendment was blocked. However, conditions placed on AT&T in its merger with SBC have emboldened supporters of the legislation.

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