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Well, actually yes. "Better" is an improvement in any one or more these parameters without a degradation in the others: latency, bandwidth, dropped frames, pric

Well, actually yes. "Better" is an improvement in any one or more these parameters without a degradation in the others: latency, bandwidth, dropped frames, price, uptime/availability, blocked ports.

nutrie 3y ago
Congrats. You win. Unless you are willing to accept the simple fact it's a network of people, made by people, for people, in which case... well.
- kazinator 3y ago
  In which case, the network is strictly better when there is an improvement in some of the people, without any regression in the quality of, or attrition of, the remaining people.
  - nutrie 3y ago
    No, you win.