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Fire to the Prisons. Acronym used mainly by Anarchists, meaning what it sounds like - as the liberation of all human bodies from state incarceration. Also the name of an Anarchist publication containing political essays and letters from political prisoners.
FTP, FTTP, ACAB!
FTTP by sindelhandle December 5, 2014
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Hello there gypsy, may I trade you this cow for a fttp?
FTTP by Brit Pop May 9, 2011
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Fiber to the Premises. Industry slang for running fiber optic cable to a neighborhood, campus, or business, but not all the way through the building or all the way to your home.

A stopgap measure deployed while telecom and internet companies spend billions to rewire their networks and give you higher speed.

Any type of fiber will allow much higher internet speeds and allow for things like HDTV video chatting with friends, large online gaming, etc.
Bill:
"We chose to run FTTP instead of Fiber all the way to the home because of the cost savings"
FTTP by Mike a.k.a. NerdBoy January 26, 2005
FTTP (Fibre to the Premesis). A type of network connectivity.
FTTP by Stuff_of_Things July 12, 2017
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