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python infinite_screenshots.py
pause

tigerhawkvok

I'm sorry to say your proposed rules are a farce.

You claim:

If the network operator slowed the speed below that which the consumer bought it would be commercially unreasonable and therefore prohibited. If a network operator blocked access to lawful content it would violate our no-blocking rule and be commercially unreasonable and therefore be doubly prohibited.

Except you must have no concept of the weasel-words that ISPs use. You cannot buy bandwidth in the US. You buy "up-to" bandwidth. 1 kbps is still "up to" 1 Gbps. A two-tiered, have-and-have-not interent is absolutely allowed in your proposal.

ISPs say:

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# Snatched and tweaked from 
# https://gist.github.com/jrmoran/1537200

fs            = require 'fs'
{exec, spawn} = require 'child_process'

# order of files in `inFiles` is important
config =
  srcDir:  'coffee'
  outDir:  'js'

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/*** 
 * See https://gist.github.com/tigerhawkvok/9673154 for the latest version 
 * Put any functions you want to load at the very end in a public function named loadLast().
 ***/

function cascadeJQLoad(i) { // Use alternate CDNs where appropriate to load jQuery
    if (typeof(i) != "number") i = 0;
    // the actual paths to your jQuery CDNs. You should also have a local version here.
    var jq_paths = [
        "ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.1/jquery.min.js",

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"""
Python 2 and Python 3 input wrapper with helper Yes/No class for feedbackless boolean input

@author Philip Kahn
@date 2016
"""
class _qinput:
    """Take care of the changes in inputs between Python 2 and 3, as well as enabling a getch-like functionality"""
    def __init__(self):
        try:

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function stringify(o) {
    var c=new Array;
    $.each(o,function(key,val){
        if(typeof(val)!='object' || Array.isArray(val)) c.push(clean(key)+':'+clean(val));
        else c.push(clean(key)+':'+stringify(val));
    });
    return "{"+c.join(",")+"}";
}
function clean(string) {
    return escape(string).split('"').join('\"');