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07:26AM Wednesday Nov 04 2009 by Revcb
tags: broadbandbits
• Australia's Broadband Blunder [Wall Street Journal]
• Does more broadband mean more piracy? [latimes.com]
• New EU rules force telcos to 'fess up for data breaches [theregister.co.uk]
• EC close to rejecting Oracle-Sun deal [totaltele.com]
• Mobile Hot Spots Cool Down [The Money Times]
• Lawsuit Would Pull B&N Nook E-Reader From Market [pcmag.com]
• T-Mobile USA seeing service outages [totaltele.com]
• Iphone tanks in China, just 5,000 sold on opening weekend [theinquirer.net]

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Z80 @ 4th Nov 01:31PM:
Broadband piracy and stupid filters

Why stop there? Why not have a GPS in every car that knows the speed limit for the street they are on and activate a speed limiter accordingly. How about a breathalyzer in every car that must be used every 5 minutes to ensure that the car is not being driven illegally. How about a card slot in the car that must be activated by a valid driver license before the car will start and that the car will only function when the seatbelt in fastened.

We can make all of life impossible and tedious for everyone because a few people want to break the law but it is an immoral imposition on those who don't.
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