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If they're blocking ports, they're not selling "Internet." They're selling something else. I would hope that someone with the resources and knowledge to make t
by DHJSH 11y ago
If they're blocking ports, they're not selling "Internet." They're selling something else.
I would hope that someone with the resources and knowledge to make them pay for these shenanigans will....
- sneak 11y agoOnly a tiny fraction of consumers actually believe that. For the vast majority of users, Internet == 80+443, and 25+983 for people with smartphones.
- jarfil 11y agoGamers would disagree.
- erichmond 11y agoGamers are a tiny fraction of consumers.
- sneak 11y agoGood point - Skype and FaceTime too.
- ParadoxOryx 11y agoAs much as I hate Skype, it does seem to have a magical ability to connect in even the most restrictive networks.
- vezzy-fnord 11y agoSystems do not change just because a sufficient mass of people believe otherwise.
- dsmithatx 11y agoHe was talking about Business class Internet not home users.