FCC Restores Net Neutrality

[Skunkworks]

On Thursday, FCC voted to regulate the internet as an essential public service. IMO, this is a massive step forward for consumers. I also think it's the correct move. I can't imagine working and living in today's society without internet access - Activities such as job seeking, remitting taxes, and banking are far more difficult without internet access. I have no doubt in my mind that it is a essential public service.

https://www.npr.org/2024/04/26/1247393656/net-neutrality-explained-fcc

Also - I hated the reese's coffee mug guy.

[Random Encounter]

I wish I could be optimistic about this. But I'm withholding any enthusiasm I have until after the election. Because if it doesn't go well, it's likely we're going to see this overturned again.

[The Grimace]

Somewhere in the depths of the most dilapidated mossy castle ruins, Ajit Pai is taking a long gulp from his gigantic Reese's Cup. He's waiting for his chance to return.


Hopefully he won't come back.

[Kustom]

I support net neutrality but I wish this wouldn't have such a potential to hurt rural customers seeking either options or internet at all.