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I think the anti-net-neutrality people are running out of fresh, not yet discredited arguments. In OSI model IIRC: Application (software) is layer 7. Physica
by nasredin 9y ago
I think the anti-net-neutrality people are running out of fresh, not yet discredited arguments.
In OSI model IIRC:
Application (software) is layer 7.
Physical connection is layer 1.
I am sure somebody will correct me.
- pbhjpbhj 9y agoNot sure who you're claiming is anti Net Neutrality, but if that's levelled at me it's quite wrong. See my other comment in thread, but in short I don't think a user cares really that action is at a different level of the conceptual OSI model, they care if they can consume given media, if NN legislation shifts things so that the browser blocks the media from a particular server instead of that servers upstream ISP I don't think users are going to be applauding too much.
- brokensegue 9y agoThey should be applauding though. We can always fork Firefox if it's not acting in our best interest. We cannot fork Comcast.
- ankushnarula 9y agoSure we can: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breakup_of_the_Bell_System https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breakup_of_the_Bell_System
- brokensegue 9y agoWell "cant" v. "wont" is sometimes hard to distinguish. There's little practical differences here though.