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It cannot possibly be anti-net-neutrality, because it is an action being taken by the user agent, not a transport.
by chowells 9y ago
It cannot possibly be anti-net-neutrality, because it is an action being taken by the user agent, not a transport.
- rotrux 9y ago@Rudism actually convinced me you're correct (in spirit) unless there is some other portion of information we're missing. However a client-application is not the same thing as a user-agent. Just because their software is on my laptop does not mean I'm in control...What makes you think client-side requests preclude this being about net-neutrality? Latency is additive...regardless of what layer we're talking about. increases in transport latency can be compensated for at the physical or application layer...time is time, the OSI model isn't involved.