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Don't be sad, bucko. We can become Pen Friends and send each other letters in the post instead.

The eyes, undeniably, are watching.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSuFboYhyaY

Is that before or after you have to start paying an extra $10 to be in the top tier? ;) Doesn't matter how much bandwidth there is if it's throttled.

Thats cool. I'm proud of you, man. Thumbs up :thumbsup:

I am delighted you are taking a contrary stance, it gives me the most wonderful practice and it would simply be a boring echo chamber if we all agreed on everything. If I wanted that i'd post a picture of my lunch on Facebook and lap up the applause. In regard to people living hand-to-mouth in...

Didn't Netflix start out posting rental DVD's to your door? I can see a return to that business model if things don't turn out too well ;)

That was the complaint with Net Neutrality, that as everyone had an equil share of the bandwidth things slowed down. They had the opportunity to innovate for that, to do more with less, did they?

And what stopped them from doing this when Net Neutrality existed? Surely if a van can carry 200sqft of space and everyones packages are 1ft by 1ft and everyone gets 10sqft of space in the van, it can only carry 200 packages 10 from each person, but if I get the same amount of content into a...

So Repealing Net Neutrality has actually done nothing? How?

Whats to stop Lawyers from doing that now?

And how did Net Neutrality stop engineers entrepreneurs and consumers from driving that?

But what is is going to do?

I am going somewhere with this - @ColdDog please tell me what repealing Net Neutrality is actually going to do.

What I don't see in that video is what it is actually going to do. What's it going to do?

Would this be Xists post? https://testsquadron.com/threads/net-neutrality-fell.12399/page-3#post-230205 EDIT - have put the correct link to the post in.

Second!

But it's a fish with 1,939,797 pairs of eyes.

Love that Avatar @Snakey I based half my life on Mr.B and the other half on the Chuckle Brothers.

Or perhaps vital public service infrastructure should be taken into public ownership? the ISP's compete on price but the gov keeps the wires running.