Only YOU Can Protect Net Neutrality

[SM Rider]

Is this the same government that couldn't get a healthcare website running? And they want to run the internet? That founding father Al Gore must be rolling in his grave by now.

 

[gsarg]

This.

 

[Mr.357Sig]

+1,000,000^^^


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[Mike_60]

I don't know what Dennis uses, but at 12GB/day or 365GB/mo on average, I'm glad I have no limits other than the size of the pipe. I've pushed max saturation (30GB/day) a few times.

Your running a business that is a lot different than personal use. Most of the people who I've spoken with that said they had unlimited cell data didn't actually use that much and would me much better off switching to a shared plan with caps.

 

[vvvvvvv]

Your running a business that is a lot different than personal use. Most of the people who I've spoken with that said they had unlimited cell data didn't actually use that much and would me much better off switching to a shared plan with caps.

Well, if we're talking business vs personal, probably 1/3 of that is business use out of my home office. It's not uncommon for us to be streaming Netflix or Hulu in one room and Spotify in another, or Netflix and Hulu at the same time (3Mbps pipe). Quite often, I stream documentaries on Netflix all day for background noise if I'm not feeling any of my Spotify playlists. I can still keep Netflix or Spotify going just fine on the rare occasion I use GoToMeeting.

On my cell, I have a cap of 12GB, though I only pay for 6GB (Verizon customer appreciation). I keep it managed right at 5GB, and before I got the free upgrade I would pay more for a higher cap for conferences. No matter how big of a pipe they bring into a tech conference, it's almost always better to tether. 2.7 devices per attendee adds up, especially with 3500+ attendees on 1Gbps fiber.

 

[Mike_60]

You burn a lot of bandwidth! But actually guys like you are the reason caps will eventually go the way of paying for anytime minutes, long distance, and texting. I'll all just be included with content being where the money is.

 

[Mike_60]

Interesting and informative article.

MORE POWER, LESS LIMITS: The FCC’s new regulations are ideological, wide-ranging, costly and baseless, according to two FCC commissioners interviewed....

http://watchdog.org/203631/fcc-commissioners-regulations/

 

[vvvvvvv]

Interesting and informative article.

MORE POWER, LESS LIMITS: The FCC’s new regulations are ideological, wide-ranging, costly and baseless, according to two FCC commissioners interviewed....

http://watchdog.org/203631/fcc-commissioners-regulations/

According to others in this thread, the opinions of those commissioners don't count and what the chief says is gospel.

 

[_CY_]

waiting for someone to say this guy doesn't understand the internet

[video=vimeo;120794244]https://vimeo.com/120794244[/video]

 

[LightningCrash]

According to others in this thread, the opinions of those commissioners don't count and what the chief says is gospel.

Ajit Pai and Mike O'Rielly think there are no harms in the status quo. Do you agree with them?