2 thoughts there: Convenience trumps pretty much all other rationals in the decision making once a price point is reached. And we are still being feed ADSL inst

2 thoughts there: Convenience trumps pretty much all other rationals in the decision making once a price point is reached. And we are still being feed ADSL instead of SDSL. Meaning that while your ISP and mine are maximizing the bandwidth they can sell, we are just seen as consummers. There might be a shifting point in the future for the consumer to be seen as a potential distributed hosting node. But this will leave the question of who is really owning the connection and therefore who is responsible in front of the law? The current context of internet data flow is very much a grey area.