ah no but yeah thats probably better

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Search engines (e.g. Google, AskJeeves, etc) index pages through systematic queries and provide them to users whereas service providers actually provide Internet access to end users for a price.

I apologize for thping slower than your grandpas signiature but i have a broken arm

And when I say that "Internet should be a public utility" I am implying that it should be on the same level as water, heat, and natural gas.

Wouldnt that just make ips's "big oil"

Public utility companies are regulated at the state level and are not private companies. Currently, ISPs (internet service providers) are private companies.

Ephesians 2:10

Yeah you're probably right considering how the majority of services have gone from operating postally or in-person to the internet. Coronavirus has highlighted just how important the internet can be

And this means that Internet providers could potentially slow down your Internet depending on what kind of demographics you've been ticking off. In short, they could make you pay more to visit smaller websites, which is American crapitalism as its finest.

How do you quantize the internet? Bandwith? Data storage? Algorithms?

The telecoms that gets installed in the ground to give you internet is owned by a public utility company, and is "rented" out to your internet service provider iirc.

Read the Bible

could be confusing that with electrical energy suppliers, though

Bandwith is the rate of transfer across a band, so yeah.

It's usually owned by the telecom carrier (e.g. ATT) but this has changed as we've moved over to fiber optics.

Read the Quran

Bible is gay and cringe

My first house had an actual wire above the roof for a "separate landline" that was dial-up.

Read the Torah, goy 🇮🇱

And then I got broadband which was like glass-shattering fast at the time.

fine cause I'm taller than them and could kill them

So you would quantize your product as "(quantaty of information transmitted/t)" so a telecom sells bandwith to an ISP who then funnels data througn this connection from the telecom?

put em down like a drug addicted jogger lol

The telecom/telco and the ISP are usually the same company nowadays.

Comcast acquired AT&T Broadband.

Interesting

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/382749426709430282/798994853451005953/My-anxiety-went-really-quick.mp4

Comcast was the ISP and AT&T was the Telco.

So they practically have a monopoly over their customers.

I believe it happened sometime around 2001 or 2002.

It was when AOL and Time-Warner did that stupid merge, too.

How would you change the current system to make this nationalized? Would you have to make deals with foreign nations over the bandwith?

I can't wait for Floppa Friday

There's already a system of traffic exchange for bandwidth.

There are countries with universal broadband already: several nations in Europe have done it.

I believe Switzerland was the first.

Personally i believe state nations in europe are dead but lets continue with this, how do you prioritize resources as an individual leader?

I don't. I don't want to be an individual leader.