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Refusing to peer won't cause those packets to arrive at nearly the rate they were arriving previously, which means my network won't flood, which is less expensi
by diminoten 12y ago
Refusing to peer won't cause those packets to arrive at nearly the rate they were arriving previously, which means my network won't flood, which is less expensive for me.
I don't want to spite Netflix at all, I just don't want my network flooded.
(I probably also shouldn't have promised folks I could deliver all of these packets, either, but that's another issue)
- aaronblohowiak 12y ago>I don't want to spite Netflix at all, I just don't want my network flooded. You have different incentives than people trying to protect their transactional VOD content businesses.