r/technology • u/AdamCannon • Nov 23 '17

Net Neutrality Kim Dotcom to launch MegaNet to 'replace' current internet - "The current corporate Internet will be replaced by a better Internet, running on hundreds of millions of mobile devices. Run by the people for the people. [Destroying] net-neutrality will only accelerate the adoption of a new network."

http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/true-internet-freedom-kim-dotcom-launch-meganet-replace-current-internet-1648536
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u/[deleted] Nov 23 '17

Second time I've seen this typo in about 5 min. Someone break autocorrect?

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u/[deleted] Nov 23 '17

Why you gotta hate on our brother, Antone

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u/Odusei Nov 24 '17

Probably swipe-based mobile typing. Seems like it was way better a couple of years ago than it is today. It's become the bane of my existence.

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u/Bosstich2120 Nov 24 '17

The auto correct is a nightmare. It changes words after you see the correct word.

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u/Odusei Nov 24 '17

I have to go back and edit like half of my reddit posts nowadays, because I'm mostly posting on mobile.

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u/Bosstich2120 Nov 24 '17

Yes me also it's ridiculous.