tsu9
join:2001-08-17
Wheeling, IL | Re: Conversely Naturally, it is an exaggerated proportion, but the similarity is intact. | |
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Karl Bode
News Guy
join:2000-03-02 | Re: Conversely Unintentional and limited is not a smaller proportion of intentional and broad. These are not cases of network neutrality violations, they are someone accidentally screwing up! | |
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tsu9
join:2001-08-17
Wheeling, IL
| Re: Conversely You're missing the comparison. I'm not saying these are net neutrality violations, but rather the effect is--or could be--similar. The, "Oh, if a few packets get dropped, that isn't our problem. That website could upgrade to our AwesomeService Plus™ routing to gaurantee their traffic." is the comparison to which I was referring. | |
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Shark_615
join:2006-01-17
Pickering, ON | No it isn't
What you are talking about is like saying that no internet connection and a reduced speed are the same thing when they clearly are not. | |
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tsu9
join:2001-08-17
Wheeling, IL | Re: Conversely What happens when too many packets drop, "get lost", or are routed horribly? | |
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Premium
join:2006-05-20
The Moon
| Re: Conversely When Akimai experiences a hardware failure, all kinds of net content have the potential to go "missing".
Screwups are along the same line.
Cox offered a security app that had blacklisted craigslist.
Cox is still neutral regarding craigslist. The security app is not.
Many, many of the ads on Craigslist, really aren't family friendly. I don't blame the app.
This one's on the end user, as long as Cox advises their users that uninstalling restores connectivity. | |
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