The *Really* Important Part of Net Neutrality

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Wednesday, November 22. 2006

The Really Important Part of Net Neutrality

In this piece, we see what would happen to online gaming if the bigco's have their way. You could probably insert your favorite non-standard traffic type in their as well. Rsync, ssh, (rsync over ssh!! oh noes!) the list is endless!

Just so long as they don't throttle my ET traffic! "Too many air strikes requested!" indeed!

Link: A New Take on Net Neutrality

Technorati Tags: net neutrality, gaming, throttling, traffic, disarm the dynamite!

Posted by TubeMaster in Net Neutrality at 09:54
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