Thanks to BitTorrrent, Net neutrality debate reignites

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Excuse me?

So you are saying that, even though the agreement I have with my ISP allows a certain speed, then I should be limited to a given number of gigabytes of transmission or reception. It's a good thing people like you aren't in control. You assume I must be guilty based upon usage. What if I'm just participating in distributing free open source software? You sound like No_Axe_To_Grind. What does WISP stand for, Windows In Sole Possession or Whiny Insecure Software Producer?

BTW, AT&T isn't throttling the speed of my download, but something is limiting how much data I can get in one Bit Torrent session. I've been trying to DL the entire DVD set of Debian GNU/Linux and getting nowhere. Connections time out every 1 gb or so. This may also explain my system hanging in the middle of upgrading an Ubuntu workstation.

DJ

Posted by: djchandler   Posted on: 11/05/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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