Twitter Updates for 2009-10-28
- The Little Red Caboose is very Pleasantville. #
- @shartlen Nobody I worked with went to job fair either, leaving us all curious. #
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Twitter Updates for 2009-10-27
- @sarahk47 Never. #
- Never got to sleep. Alarm about to ring. Job fair in the morning. Finally just now getting sleepy. #
- Calling in dead today. #
- @sharone75 It’s like sickness aided insomnia, which made me sicker, and I feel awful without being able to call it, say, a cold, yet anyway. #
- @shartlen Sadly, I will have to find out from any of my coworkers who went, if they made it. I am not the only one who got no sleep… #
- @robmay Interesting in case you missed it: http://bit.ly/2aKu0k #
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Twitter Updates for 2009-10-26
- If Geocities is gone, what will I use for comparison when making fun of MySpace and what I perceived as the web newbieness of its creator? #
- @MikeG1 My kids are going to be uncultured! We don’t get broadcast TV or cable. #
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Twitter Updates for 2009-10-23
- Local Job Fair: Middleboro Town Hall, Tuesday October 27 (soon!), 8:30 AM to Noon. Light refreshments served. #
- Wonder if it’d be wrong to take kids to job fair so I don’t have to be even later by schlepping them around. Make it a charm offensive! #
- @MikeG1 Emergent emergency… I like it! I mean, phrasing, not having them. #
- RT @dmataconis Question To Nancy Pelosi: Where In The Constitution Is ObamaCare Authorized ? A: Are You Serious ? http://ping.fm/uPWNN #
- @dmataconis I’ve had trouble deciding where I stand, but basically pipes are pipes and you pay to access them at X bandwidth… #
- @dmataconis So should it matter to the pipe provider WHAT you are flowing through it as part of that, whether a lot is Google or video? #
- @dmataconis Neutrality says no, bandwidth is bandwidth, you pay, you get it. Tiering says hey X is onerous to us pay more if using X. #
- @dmataconis Or something like that. #
- @dmataconis Let them do biz & use property as they like says tier as the market will bear, enforced neutrality is regulatory overreach. #
- Now there’s a redundant phrase: regulatory overreach. Anyway, I’d expect tiering not to fly in a *competitive* market anyway. #
- @dmataconis Yep. Thing is, Google, Amazon… they buy massive bandwidth to connect themselves efficiently to the tubes… #
- @dmataconis We buy bandwidth to be able to SEE Amazon and Google. Carriers get paid on both ends. Pricing shouldn’t need regulating… #
- @dmataconis But having been paid to be carrier, the carriers shouldn’t then complain about what people are doing with capacity they sold. #
- @dmataconis I always thought it was insane that each piddly town got to choose ONE cable company when cable rolled out. Still hangover from #
- @dmataconic that nonsense carrying over into the age of cable companies also being ISPs. There’s competition, but less than might be. #
- I find it bizarre that Verizon has to negotiate with each town before rolling out FiOS, and town has a say over what TV part is offered. #
- @dmataconis Yes, they should. Resistance is partly because they traditionally haven’t, much like barn door on paid news site content. #
- Back to work! Haven’t tweeted this much in ages. #
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Twitter Updates for 2009-10-21
- It’s getting too cold to be at the playground! #
- @robmay That sounds about the right age. So cute! #
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