anotheracct_

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   by anotheracct_ 6y ago

   I think I addressed that comment, actually!
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   by anotheracct_ 6y ago

   It sounded like the price would be different if you used a certain network provider, which is not-net-neutral.
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   by anotheracct_ 6y ago

   So, Backblaze is not-net-neutral.
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   by anotheracct_ 6y ago

   I'm referring to Cloudflare as the network provider. It seems not-net-neutral to be charged different amounts depending on the relationship between the storage provider and the network provider. If the argument is a semantic one, that
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   by anotheracct_ 6y ago

   Isn't this incompatible with Net Neutrality? I think Cloudflare already was against net neutrality, but people who believe in that principle might need to avoid Backblaze as well if that is the case.
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   by anotheracct_ 6y ago

   > Aren’t those social aspects part of their merits? A big part of why systemd won widespread adoption was by stepping up – the number of people working on the others wasn’t enough to be more competitive. They had the people because they
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   by anotheracct_ 6y ago

   Funny how you can also use that exact sentence to say business schools are bad at teaching.
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   by anotheracct_ 6y ago

   They're used to make things with no code.