Network Neutrality

[Joust Williams]

yea but

Netflix must be reponsible for over a third of the consumer bandwidth these days, no? I'd be curious to see a pie chart of consumer bandwidth consumption, the ones I personally am most interested in:
Netflix
YouTube
ESPN
Steam

[Josh]

The most involved I was with anything was telling Take 2 their Vice City sucked because I was unable to finish my game.

I think it was Take 2

You are everything that is wrong with this country.

[Joust Williams]

Well, what can I say, I was at the end of the game

it sucked

[icarusfall]

I'm not reasoning with a senator.

I'm just waiting until we throw grenades.

[Josh]

How about you stop waiting and get out there and throw one? Or, if that's not gonna work, do your part to get us to that point.

[icarusfall]

Assuming I'm doing nothing at all.

[Some Stupid Japanese Name]

The Revolution begins with watermelon rind ash sprinkled over faux quail egg.

[Josh]

You've implied it before. I'm happy to be wrong though.

[icarusfall]

I totally have a recipe for faux quail eggs!

[kedawa]

http://arstechnica.com/information-t...for-streaming/

P2P distribution would allow Netflix to balance there data flow, thereby qualifying for no-fee peering. Not exactly what I was talking about, but it's along the same lines.

Ideally, all internet traffic would be encrypted and transmitted in such a way that ISP's wouldn't be able to tell what it is.