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You are entitled to try to block ads (and I do, myself). They are entitled to try to not serve you content if you do so without paying. To the winner goes the s
by abenga 3y ago
You are entitled to try to block ads (and I do, myself). They are entitled to try to not serve you content if you do so without paying. To the winner goes the spoils, I guess.
- globular-toast 3y agoSure, but that also doesn't fit their business model. They wouldn't retain their monopoly if it wasn't free at the point of use. In other words, they want to have their cake and eat it too. I'm more than happy to pay for bandwidth, storage, electricity etc. and I do. It's up to them to make this work for them, not me. A peer-to-peer model would solve a lot of their cost problems.