It was bound to happen Black. And if you've ever actually READ those EULA's, they have the right.
Sky, for a lot of US cable users, bandwidth has been a bit more like driving the Autobahn in germany... the only limit is what your connection can handle and
how much traffic there is, with the exception of being close to town (Yes, there are speed limits in built up areas, analogy still apllies as this is
equivalent to being routed through a particularly buzy router or a very popular site). Now the cable company is putting up speed limits. So of course those of
us who are used to screaming as fast as we can are.. well. screaming about what we see as our gosh given right being taken away.
However, the reason for the 'speed limit' being enforced is because there are now more and more cars on the road and the highway provider is trying to
make allowances so that everyone is closer to equal in speed.
Ergo, the speed freaks can whine all we want, but its just that... the whining of the privilaged with our Mazarattis being forced to go no faster than the guy
with his Yugo.
Hear that thunder rolling till it seems to split the sky?
That's every ship in Grayson's Navy taking up the cry-
NO QUARTER!!!
-- "No Quarter", by Echo's Children
Sky, for a lot of US cable users, bandwidth has been a bit more like driving the Autobahn in germany... the only limit is what your connection can handle and
how much traffic there is, with the exception of being close to town (Yes, there are speed limits in built up areas, analogy still apllies as this is
equivalent to being routed through a particularly buzy router or a very popular site). Now the cable company is putting up speed limits. So of course those of
us who are used to screaming as fast as we can are.. well. screaming about what we see as our gosh given right being taken away.
However, the reason for the 'speed limit' being enforced is because there are now more and more cars on the road and the highway provider is trying to
make allowances so that everyone is closer to equal in speed.
Ergo, the speed freaks can whine all we want, but its just that... the whining of the privilaged with our Mazarattis being forced to go no faster than the guy
with his Yugo.
Hear that thunder rolling till it seems to split the sky?
That's every ship in Grayson's Navy taking up the cry-
NO QUARTER!!!
-- "No Quarter", by Echo's Children