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The proposal to turn the Internet into cable television:
http://transition.fcc.gov/Daily_Releases/Daily_Business/2017/db1122/DOC-347927A1.pdf

This will be "considered" at the FCC's monthly meeting on December 14th.

It's not what I thought it was. I thought it would be about putting control of the internet into corporate hands, raising the cost of hosting and streaming services nationwide, and forcing the people to pay for access to individual web sites like cable TV channels. It does those things, but its higher priority is undoing things that were done during the previous administration. This is yet another attempt by the current administration to make the American people and the world forget there was ever a black president by erasing any trace of a political legacy that could be attributed to his leadership (even though the president has no authority to direct the FCC). Destroying the internet as we know it will be a side effect.

Specifically, the proposal reverses this order:
https://apps.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/FCC-15-24A1.pdf

Highlights:

Key to the proposal is defining broadband Internet access as a luxury, not a utility. Specifically, to reclassify broadband ISPs as Title I "information services", reversing their 2015 reclassification as Title II "telecommunications services" and bringing us back to 2014's Verizon Communications Inc. v. FCC, in which it was determined that the FCC relinquished the authority to regulate broadband ISPs blocking or throttling any information being transmitted through their networks by distinguishing them from "common carriers" as was confirmed in 2004's NCTA v. Brand X Internet Services.

The proposal repeats certain words and phrases to an almost hypnotic effect, among them "restore internet freedom" (what it purports to do) and "heavy-handed, utility-style regulation" (in reference to the 2015 order) and "light touch" (to describe it's strategy of regulation-free regulation that will magically prevent the telecom conglomerates from holding the internet for ransom).
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Alright, muties! Has anyone had experiences with the Fallout PnP. If so, how did it go? Also, any house rules to make it less cumbersome?

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anyone can tell me about ..how to make and publish websites free of cost with own domain?
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Hi , look

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how much do you weigh, and what's your BF

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Anyone want to xray or shop this?

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Was Tim McVeigh a federal informant?

https://youtube.com/watch?v=zPrTLFBFc4s

I recently listened to this podcast which explores the book below:

Aberration in the Heartland of the Real: The Secret Lives of Timothy McVeigh, by Wendy S. Painting

tl;dr
* Tim was probably a paid federal informant.
* At least the FBI and ATF knew about it all along.
* The "bomb" as built couldn't have exploded.
* Tim stopped by an unknown warehouse before he dropped off the bomb.
* Tim claimed that the bomb wasn't supposed to work, or was supposed to just blow up some windows. He told his first set of lawyers that he thought the bombs were switched.
* OKC had cameras EVERYWHERE, and the building blown up was INSIDE a federal compound, not just an isolated federal building.
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Had some pdf troubles earlier but I think I got it mostly resolved. Had a crash and lost most I was going to say so I'll abridge it.

Planning to scan rpg books that haven't had official pdfs available. These are the books I have and I think haven't had pdfs made yet. Will try to buy the missing rpg books that people suggest as soon as I have the cash for it.

Abyss, Afterwars, Age of Ruin, Attack of the Humans, Batman- Role-Playing Game, BESM Anime Card Game, Chi-chian Roleplaying Game, Demon City Shinjuku Resource Book, El-Hazard Resource Book, Evangelion-RPG- The Descent of ANGEL & The NERV White Paper (Jap), Ghost Dog Roleplaying Game, Gregory Horror Show Card Game, Guardians of Order Ultimate Fan Guide for Fushigi Yugi #1-3/ Hellsing #2/ Parallel Dual!/ Revolutionary Girl Utena- Black Rose Collection/ Serial Experiment Lain/ The Slayers #1-3, Hahlmabrea, Heaven & Earth 2nd Edition- Game Master & Player's Guide, Link West, Silver Age Sentinels/ Champions- Reality Storm, Tenchi in Tokyo, Tenchi Muyo! GM Screen & Adventure, Tenchi Muyo! Character Diary, Tenchi Universe, The Lost World: Jurassic Park- Roleplaying Game (not actual roleplaying but it does have an Ian Malcolm card), The World of Tank Girl, Webs Basic Gaming System 1st Edition, Web of Horrors & Web of Stars, and Wyrd is Bond.

As I said some time before, you get to pick two I do for free. The others you'll get once I get certain digital pdfs released in relation to its value and verified authenticity. You have until tomorrow at 6 AM my time to decide which two is done first.

Long overdue for pdf collectors, some pdfs out there have varying quality or issues that need to be addressed and hopefully fixed. To ensure everyone is aware or has the right versions, I'm planning a checklist that goes over all available pdfs in a series to make sure they are complete or list issues that need to be fixed. I'll fix them if I have the book but many will rely on you people out there that have the books themselves to help fix these issues.

First one on list is Zero Corebook by Archangel Entertainment. 19.9mb-
PDF doesn't include Steve Stone Artwork and all images are greyscale when some pages are in color. I do have the book so I'll scan the artwork but I don't plan to do the rest of it since the pdf is okay and I'd rather focus on other books to scan. I'll scan it if there is demand and I get the appropriate payment of a digital pdf.