1 May 2008 01:28
Re: Problem with Flash plug-in.
Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo <peter.potamus.the.purple.hippo <at> gmail.com>
2008-04-30 23:28:28 GMT
2008-04-30 23:28:28 GMT
Gus Richter wrote: > Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote: >> Gus Richter wrote: >>> The Real Bev wrote: >>>> Gus Richter wrote: >>>> >>>>> squaredancer wrote: >>>>>> hi Bev! you been on vacation, sick, hospital or someplace without >>>>>> electricity?? haven't seen you for a long time now! >>>>> Hmmmm? >>>>> <http://dontstayvirgin.movielol.org/main2.php> >>>> I didn't look like that even when I might have been expected to! So >>>> which of you guys has signed up? >>> Actually, I'm not in the UK and don't have Virgin Media as my ISP. >>> On the other hand, I believe that most ISPs are either doing the same >>> or are looking at this. >>> >> no, now they're into throttling, for example: >> http://www.canada.com/ottawacitizen/news/story.html?id=c5fb15b5-d012-4cee-819b-ef95556ac78c&k=85066&p=1 > > Exactly. "Throttling" is the term to use. You pay for something, but > they throttle you depending on time of day, what they believe your use > may be, and other reasons they come up with. All this in order to save > their bandwidth and limit their expense by limiting their need to > increase their capacity. It means nothing that your return in paid-for > performance is diminished. Your article points out that Bell Canada, the > "backbone provider" has this policy in place and the ISPs are upset at > Ma-Bell for this practice, presumably because it upsets their throttling > in place or planned.(Continue reading)
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