We need policy to help cut a path for more competition, rather than protecting incumbents — a Bandwidth Competition Act of 2008, not bogus net neutrality. All takers should be allowed access to poles or underground conduits. This is where neutrality should be enforced, instead of being a choke point.

This is a great article - it hits at the heart of the problem with the telecommunications industry today: not enough competition, and government protection of current industry/business model practices.

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Scott Adams just wrote a pretty funny post about how being ‘experienced’ at being president isn’t necessarily the end-all-be-all.

Check it. I lolled. (Yes, I’m aware that that actually means to lounge).

I’m bored and fuxing around.

How do you like the black scheme? Props to the cool peeps over at Deziner Folio.

I mean, seriously - why the hell does it keep snowing?

I swear I’m going to move soon if this keeps up.