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Another Wave of Protest for Net Neutrality

CTOvision

Open Internet advocates have hatched another plan to engage millions of Internet users over the issue of Net Neutrality. Opinions regarding Net Neutrality and the Open Internet vary, and the views espoused by battleforthenet.com clearly express only one side of the debate. — Netflix US (@netflix) September 8, 2014.

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FCC Releases New Net Neutrality Rules

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Net neutrality became a buzzword in 2014, as many media sources and public figures voiced their opposition to the FCC’s “fast lanes.” The FCC released a report that outlines its new rules, beginning with an acknowledgment of the widespread public engagement in the Net Neutrality debate. By Shannon Perry.

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Seattle tech co. breaks ground on world’s first ‘net zero energy’ high-rise apartment building

GeekWire

An artist’s rendering of 303 Battery, billed as the world’s first net zero energy apartment building, which is being erected in Seattle’s Belltown neighborhood by Sustainable Living Innovations. SLI Image). The 112-unit building will run off of solar power and batteries, and includes 27 affordable apartments. SLI Image).

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Powershell: Autodesk 2014 Uninstaller

Mick's IT Blog

Here is a script that will uninstall Autodesk 2014. This will uninstall BDS Ultimate, which should cover all Revit 2014 applications. This also uninstalls Civil 3D 2014, but does not cover anything else from the IDSP suite. NET Framework Runtime 3.5 NET Framework Runtime 4.0" #UninstallName ".NET

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2014 Stevens Honor Award – Grandfather of the Internet, Dr. David J. Farber

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Later at University of Delaware, Farber and a team created CS Net and NSF Net connecting universities nationwide for the first time, this technology later formed the physical backbone of today’s Internet.

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FCC hit with DDoS attacks after John Oliver takes on net neutrality

Network World

Federal Communications Commission's website slowed to a crawl after comic and political commentator John Oliver urged viewers to flood the agency with comments in support of net neutrality, in what appeared to be a repeat of a 2014 incident. Note to viewers: The link to Oliver's new diatribe is not safe for work.)

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Comedian’s Comments Crash FCC Comment Page

CTOvision

The Net Neutrality debate of the Spring has overflown into the Summer. On June 1 st , John Oliver, former reporter for the Colbert Report, offered his explanation of the Net Neutrality debate on his weekly comedic news show, Last Week Tonight. — The FCC (@FCC) June 2, 2014. — The FCC (@FCC) June 2, 2014.

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