james
join:2001-02-26
antarctica | Re: Hmmm.. I also find his comments EXTREMELY CREEPY. I hope he presented his own comments out of context. | |
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join:2002-06-04
Richardson, TX | Re: Hmmm.. I would recommend reading my reply back to the last comment on this, because it clearly lays out several facts of the ISP business. | |
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james
join:2001-02-26
antarctica
| Re: Hmmm.. You lay out no facts. The only thing you NEED to know as an ISP is how many gb a user is using per month, and if you are able to continue to provide your service and still make money.
If your users are complaining about slowdowns then what does it matter if the traffic being used is p2p or grannies email, you should just split your available bandwidth equally, provide more bandwidth, or leave being an ISP to the big boys. | |
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caffeinator
Coming soon to a cup near you..
Premium
join:2005-01-16
Spokane, WA
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1 edit | Re: Hmmm.. Well, not exactly.
CALEA
»www.eff.org/issues/calea
Hang around the chans...and wait for the party van.
Guilt by URL...you think a court of white-bread average Americans is going to think positivly if a user so much as was recorded visiting a site like 4chan or Rotten? Most people I know would throw away the key after spending 20 seconds there.
Granted they do push..but it's not illegal.
If I hang around neworder, does that make me an evil hacker, or just someone interested in security?
You really think the average jury would care?
ISP's have to cover their asses too ya know. I know I do.
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