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It's all smoke and mirrors. The real problem is that ISPs sell the very same thing to multiple people for full price, and when things break because multiple peo
by orlp 4y ago
It's all smoke and mirrors. The real problem is that ISPs sell the very same thing to multiple people for full price, and when things break because multiple people want to use the thing they paid for at the same time they blame you for taking more than your 'fair share'.
That is the disconnect. In their mind you are 'sharing' with all the other people that bought the same thing, whereas you believe you were the only one that bought what they said they would sell you, like any other purchase works.
- specialist 4y agoThanks y'all. The "B2B anti net neutrality" (my phrase) position didn't make any sense to me. But what do I know? I imagine lobbyists buffaloing your average elected representative. It's a compelling story. Even if it's untrue.