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Comment: ..and these are the people that lead us (Score 1) 856

by dean.collins (#43704171) Attached to: California Lawmaker Wants 3-D Printers To Be Regulated
Yet another lawmaker who doesn't understand guns and how easy it is to "fire" a projectile. ..and these are the people that lead us and make decisions that affect our lives. I think in the future elected officials must answer a pop quiz (multiple choice to make it easy for them) in order to make their vote on a political motion. - http://www.livepoliticalchat.com/

Comment: CableCo charges included? (Score 1) 174

I noticed on Fred Wilsons blog today that the FCC endorsed "BoxeeTV" device has been announced - http://www.avc.com/a_vc/2012/10/boxee-tv.html This was sort of announced recently along with the FCC decision that cable tv providers no longer need to carry unencrypted cable http://www.theverge.com/2012/10/15/3506030/fcc-allows-basic-cable-encryption-protects-consumers-open-access (guess those washington lobbying efforts paid off), One point of note the FCC announcements indicated that cable providers only need to offer this for free for 2 years and then will be allowed to charge for this from then on http://www.slashgear.com/fcc-cuts-boxee-a-little-encryption-slack-but-not-forever-15251887/ , I cant find any information from Boxee about what these costs will be from the cable providers to make BoxeeTV work? I'm also curious about "storage in the cloud" and whether Boxee expects any patent challenges around this? eg would be a shame if an injunction strikes down the cloud portion functionality. http://blog.collins.net.pr/2012/10/boxeetv-announced.html

Comment: Do you know who your Rep is or how they voted? (Score 1) 616

by dean.collins (#39821963) Attached to: House Passes CISPA
When are these people going to realise they work for us AND NOT THE OTHER WAY AROUND.

Want to know how your vote was place? then search for your representative - http://www.house.gov/representatives (by zip code in top right) and then see how they voted on this critical law;
- http://clerk.house.gov/evs/2012/roll192.xml


http://velazquez.house.gov/ (mine for brooklyn) voted No
http://clarke.house.gov/ New York 11 also voted no

....however Edolphus Towns of NY district 10 voted yes!!??? WTF???
http://towns.house.gov/


If you are in his district i suggest you contact him to let him no that this didn't go un noticed

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