Thaler
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join:2004-02-02
Encino, CA
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Re:Oh nooooossss111!1!1....I'm Shortsighted
said by Gelroos  :Would you be happy paying an extra $10/month for the same access you are supposed to have today? And if you don't, you can't access certain subnets, or use certain protocols. Yeah, I'd love to see mark up port 80 as a "throttled" service, and see how that one blows over.  |
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Gelroos
Mad Mage
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join:2003-05-23
Wilmington, DE | How about Port 80 to any outside networks that your ISP doesn't have an advantageous peering agreement with? |
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RARPSL
join:1999-12-08
Suffern, NY
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said by Thaler :said by Gelroos :Would you be happy paying an extra $10/month for the same access you are supposed to have today? And if you don't, you can't access certain subnets, or use certain protocols. Yeah, I'd love to see mark up port 80 as a "throttled" service, and see how that one blows over. A throttled Port 80 already exists. Cablevision (Optimum Online) just announced a new 30/2 Speed Tier that allows you to run your own Web and SMTP Servers. What they do not document (but has been discovered by those who have purchased this tier and activated one or both of the ports) is that these ports are throttled to 128kbs if activated (thus rendering them relatively useless). |
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