It’s hard to say anything bad about a company that promises $4.6 billion to help protect the openness of the internet. I mean really. I hope they actually win it too, but even if not maybe it will be Free. Think of the possibilities.
that is cool of google. I hope the fcc does what it should.
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Hello, my name is Judson.
I live in Houston, TX and work in healthcare/IT. I am a liberal-libertarian, a progressive, a technophile, and a web-addict. I like Apple, am gay, and I like movies a lot. I am also fairly active on the english wikipedia as cohesion, and am an administrator there (think custodian). Also, I ramble. The easiest way to get to know me is by reading this and looking at the categories I write about.
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