Message from @NativeInterface

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2018-12-15 13:55:04 UTC  

does anyone remember that stuff?

2018-12-15 13:55:28 UTC  

ajit pai anyone?

2018-12-15 13:56:37 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/463054787336732683/523498619396030465/unknown.png

2018-12-15 13:58:00 UTC  

>implying allowing ISPs to throttle your connection to certain sites is a good thing

2018-12-15 13:58:12 UTC  

well are they?

2018-12-15 13:58:26 UTC  

Should they even be allowed to?

2018-12-15 13:58:38 UTC  

but are they?

2018-12-15 13:59:21 UTC  

I've read some stuff about ISPs throttling league of legends but that may be older news, I haven't been following the news on net neutrality admittedly

2018-12-15 13:59:45 UTC  

It's the worry that corporations who can do shitty shit for more money will do it

2018-12-15 13:59:46 UTC  

throtltin gon leauge

2018-12-15 13:59:49 UTC  

would make sense

2018-12-15 13:59:53 UTC  

cuz i get lag sometimes

2018-12-15 13:59:59 UTC  

and ym internet is fucking perfect

2018-12-15 14:00:02 UTC  

*my

2018-12-15 14:00:03 UTC  

Should be throddling Fortnite 😉

2018-12-15 14:03:19 UTC  

i think effectively putting price controls on the internet makes it slower for everyone
which is fair i guess in a commie type of fair

2018-12-15 14:04:19 UTC  

but isn't it now a state, thing?

2018-12-15 14:04:27 UTC  

i thought this removal thing was only on federal level

2018-12-15 14:05:45 UTC  

yeah
but to me seems kinda hard to argue that californa or new jersey basically stopped the bad corporations from taking over the internet

2018-12-15 14:06:07 UTC  

California seems okay with violating the law anyway when its convenient

2018-12-15 14:06:49 UTC  

yeah that too

2018-12-15 14:07:18 UTC  

but i'm just wondering when the internet is gonna be dead from ajit pai

2018-12-15 14:08:40 UTC  

Its not, i said it before it got repealed,

It most likely wont do anything, companies are out for getting money, which means they'll want people to accept their services,

If they start throddling big places, people will get upset and move to another ISP who does

2018-12-15 14:10:38 UTC  

The removal of net neutrality hasn't really had an impact yet but ISPs in the US often have regional monopolies, people don't want to give the ISPs so much power over what their users can do with their service when there's no alternative

2018-12-15 14:10:57 UTC  

The ISPs wanted net neutrality repealed for a reason

2018-12-15 14:11:07 UTC  

but if they ruin those regions, there WILL be alternatives, cuz they see "hmm, heres thousands of new potential people i can steal"

2018-12-15 14:11:22 UTC  

before that it was "well, i can't "outperform" that company so i wont try to take over"

2018-12-15 14:11:29 UTC  

I doubt it, see data caps in rural areas

2018-12-15 14:11:31 UTC  

and people were stuck with shitty internet cuz theres no alternative

2018-12-15 14:11:54 UTC  

they already had that

2018-12-15 14:12:20 UTC  

in general US ISP's are shitty mind you 😛

2018-12-15 14:12:29 UTC  

Yeah, data caps were being placed on rural users and they have no option but to give their ISP more money to use their internet past the cap

2018-12-15 14:12:38 UTC  

Competition has not happened

2018-12-15 14:12:49 UTC  

not profitable enough yet

2018-12-15 14:13:01 UTC  

You have local fiber popping up here and there though which is good

2018-12-15 14:13:08 UTC  

Hopefully that becomes more popular

2018-12-15 14:13:21 UTC  

if it becomes succesful enough, it will prolly

2018-12-15 14:14:29 UTC  

@Dr.Wol internet gets slower

2018-12-15 14:14:51 UTC  

Have 1mbps today had 1mbps 10years ago

2018-12-15 14:15:21 UTC  

That's anecdotal evidence to be fair

2018-12-15 14:15:24 UTC  

i used to have 1 mbps, but my ISP upgraded the minimum package to be 5 mbps 😄 so i had no choice