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Dvorak is pretty awful and this article is no exception. This always seems to be the question: Why hasn't Comcast screwed over it's customers yet? The answer:
by altcognito 12y ago
Dvorak is pretty awful and this article is no exception.
This always seems to be the question: Why hasn't Comcast screwed over it's customers yet? The answer: They are. They're choking their bandwidth, they're forcing their customers to pay twice to have their content delivered. They are more interested in squeezing every single cent out of every single person that wants to transfer a packet across their municipality sanctioned monopolies. Dvorak has some gall asking a question like "Where has the harm been done?"
Look at customer satisfaction ratings. Look at how they cripple their networks. Look at your cable bill!
Is the FCC the best option? No. But we've gone past the critical point. No longer can you purchase a connection and expect to get full bandwidth at peak times. No longer can you start a business and expect that your traffic will reach the it's destination without interference. If someone has a better idea, bring it forward. But tell me how they are going to get Comcast to accept it.
- shard972 12y ago> Is the FCC the best option? No. But we've gone past the critical point. No longer can you purchase a connection and expect to get full bandwidth at peak times. I don't see why you should be able to expect this unless your paying extra.