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imported>Dylan: Undo revision 969 by Dylan (talk)

2011-01-28T20:49:08Z

Undo revision 969 by Dylan (talk)

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		This is something you should all read. I don't know the proper place to put it so I'll put it here.


		In response to the recent protests across the country, the Egyptian government has essentially shut down the internet. This is a perfect example of the danger of the current structure of the internet. When we are buying our access to the internet from someone else, we are easily cut off from that access. We cannot be ensured of our freedom when we rely on an internet that is not our own. If you ever doubted the urgency of isaac's apocalyptic rhetoric, read this article and apologise for calling him crazy.

		http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-12306041

		here's another explanation

		http://gigaom.com/2011/01/28/how-egypt-switched-off-the-internet/

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2011-01-28T20:46:33Z

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	~~This is something you should all read. I don't know the proper place to put it so I'll put it here.~~


	In response to the recent protests across the country, the Egyptian government has essentially shut down the internet. This is a perfect example of the danger of the current structure of the internet. When we are buying our access to the internet from someone else, we are easily cut off from that access. We cannot be ensured of our freedom when we rely on an internet that is not our own. If you ever doubted the urgency of isaac's apocalyptic rhetoric, read this article and apologise for calling him crazy.

	~~http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-12306041~~

	~~here's another explanation~~

	~~http://gigaom.com/2011/01/28/how-egypt-switched-off-the-internet/~~

imported>Dylan at 20:44, 28 January 2011

2011-01-28T20:44:49Z

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	In response to the recent protests across the country, the Egyptian government has essentially shut down the internet. This is a perfect example of the danger of the current structure of the internet. When we are buying our access to the internet from someone else, we are easily cut off from that access. We cannot be ensured of our freedom when we rely on an internet that is not our own. If you ever doubted the urgency of isaac's apocalyptic ~~ramblings~~, read this article and apologise for calling him crazy.		In response to the recent protests across the country, the Egyptian government has essentially shut down the internet. This is a perfect example of the danger of the current structure of the internet. When we are buying our access to the internet from someone else, we are easily cut off from that access. We cannot be ensured of our freedom when we rely on an internet that is not our own. If you ever doubted the urgency of isaac's apocalyptic rhetoric, read this article and apologise for calling him crazy.

	http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-12306041		http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-12306041

			here's another explanation

			http://gigaom.com/2011/01/28/how-egypt-switched-off-the-internet/

imported>Dylan: Created page with "This is something you should all read. I don't know the proper place to put it so I'll put it here. In response to the recent protests across the country, the Egyptian governme..."

2011-01-28T20:39:24Z

Created page with "This is something you should all read. I don't know the proper place to put it so I'll put it here. In response to the recent protests across the country, the Egyptian governme..."

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This is something you should all read. I don't know the proper place to put it so I'll put it here.

In response to the recent protests across the country, the Egyptian government has essentially shut down the internet. This is a perfect example of the danger of the current structure of the internet. When we are buying our access to the internet from someone else, we are easily cut off from that access. We cannot be ensured of our freedom when we rely on an internet that is not our own. If you ever doubted the urgency of isaac's apocalyptic ramblings, read this article and apologise for calling him crazy.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-12306041