tuba_man

"Everything is amazing and nobody's happy."

also possibly throwaway

Not answering on behalf of the EFF or as a policy expert, but as a tech careerist (currently cloud & enterprise focused) - my impression is that there will be little direct impact to you, as this is primarily legislation around the companies offering residential/individual/end-user access to the internet.

Where it's most likely to hit you is in which companies end up the winners and losers of the upcoming money game - if it turns out the ISPs turn the screws on providers (Steam, Netflix, Hulu, Facebook, etc end up paying the ISPs for priority access, shutting out new contenders), you can expect even less new competition/innovation to spring up from the US than usual.

This could, like many other things we're doing lately, turn out to be good news for people outside the US. If Europe is ready for it, I could see a tech boom happening - If the costs of starting a new tech idea get too high in the US, it only makes sense for inventors and investors to try elsewhere.

Your experts are right. This guy is not.

I've had decent relief of mine with hearing aids set up for only tinnitus relief (just white noise), but only to the extent that it bought me time to get away from my triggers before fight or flight kicks off.

Are there any "for sure" symptom relief methods out there?