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Net Neutrality explained in one picture

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This faux product package explains the argument for Net Neutrality in one cynically hilarious image. This should warrant an angry rebuke from George Ou any minute now.

(Found via reddit.)

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actually that's too diverse Hobyx | 01/28/08
Jay, you are *the* angry rebuke magnet seanferd | 01/28/08
George Ou won't stoop to your taunts. Absolutely | 01/28/08
Sorry... JackOfAllTech | 01/29/08
I guess those use a lot of bandwidth Absolutely | 01/29/08
Oh, good; it's not just me. Palmetto | 01/29/08
For fear of explaining a joke... Jay GarmonTechrepublic Moderator | 01/30/08
QoS Jellimonsta | 01/30/08
RE: QoS fdmundo | 02/01/08
RE: Net Neutrality explained in one picture escher@... | 02/01/08

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