 RaptorNot a Dumptruck
join:2001-10-21
London, ON | The data may have been presented yesterday in one form or another, but the message was certainly skewed to show the bias....which is really disheartening and typical of late....
Yesterday, we were all a bunch of pirates screwing the poor ISPs who are going broke because we're unfairly using the bandwidth that it's a privilege for us to have. Shame on us for not providing the execs with 9 figure salaries.
Today however, apparently P2P is taking a back seat to HTTP traffic, the kind they so wanted us to use the day before, instead of our mass pirating via P2P.
Funny how the same data can be used to show such different perspectives. Certainly makes me not believe anything they ever say.
And before you go and say again how you can safely assume 99.999 3/4% of HTTP media streaming is pirated, ask your crystal ball whether it's going to rain today for me, I can't tell...the sky looks a bit funny.
Bottom line is they need to change with the times and offer a competitive product.
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