re: FCC plans to vote to overturn U.S. net neutrality rules in December

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I live in SW Oklahoma. The only ISP in the area that provides internet over 5 meg is cable one/

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I just googled "internet service providers in southwest Oklahoma."

I got 14 highspeed ISP's in Lawton, Oklahoma, with all of them exceeding 10mbps except one and it provides 3mbps. LINK

All of southwest Oklahoma is covered by AT&T, Verizon and Sprint, along with other smaller, regional carriers.

You can't seriously believe that high speed internet access is only available if someone runs a wire into your residence?

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One person using more data does not make anyone else's internet slow.

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So you’re saying AT&T can deliver an infinite amount of traffic to consumers from the CO? Amazing!!

And you’re claiming others don’t know how this works?

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”From ISP according to his ability to each consumer according to their needs!”

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You have no idea what you are talking about

to stream in 4K you need around 15-20 megs down.

Keep believing in your make believe data hogs.

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I just googled "internet service providers in southwest Oklahoma." I got 14 highspeed ISP's in Lawton, Oklahoma, with all of them exceeding 10mbps except one and it provides 3mbps. LINK All of southwest Oklahoma is covered by AT&T, Verizon and Sprint, along with other smaller, regional carriers. You can't seriously believe that high speed internet access is only available if someone runs a wire into your residence?

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I don't live in Latwon....

and a whole bunch of those a satellite which is crap.

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let me just say that NN is a very recent policy (2015) and we did not see this behavior in any sort of large scale prior to NN

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We will see it very quickly. I know some people who work for some telecom companies who are tell me the companies are absolutely giddy about the repeal of NN. Not only that, in 2014, Netflix had to come to an agreement with Comcast about improving the quality of its service to Netflix users. The post-NN landscape will be littered with these sorts of agreements.

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well to be fair, NN cements the lack of consumer options by reinforcing what essentially amount to government-backed monopolies

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It's a tough choice, but I'm going to have to go with one that at the minimum ensures thee isn't any discrimination by protocol, discrimination by ISP, favoring of private networks, and peering discrimination.

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when you think people are data hogs.

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ISPs did not move at the same pace as the technology of streaming and gaming in HD and 4K.

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aren't you kind of using examples of data hogs, here?

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So you’re saying AT&T can deliver an infinite amount of traffic to consumers from the CO? Amazing!! And you’re claiming others don’t know how this works?

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Did you see THIS response to me on the subject?

I mean. Holy shite. It's like.........he typed it.....but didn't understand it

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But to make this very easy. ISPs did not move at the same pace as the technology of streaming and gaming in HD and 4K.

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NN basically (1) prevents tiers of internet and (2) eliminates most future developments. so our internet system will be neutral, but stagnant.

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I'd rather neutral and stagnant than having my choices and what I do on the internet limited.

The only choice I see for further development without net neutrality would be decentralized systems like mesh networks.

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aren't you kind of using examples of data hogs, here?

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I really almost spit up my lungs when the dumb arse typed that 4K response.

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ISPs didn't or don't upgrade bc they had no incentive to.

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So. You're telling me that the current internet infrastructure is roughly the same as it was in 2002?

I realize you want to run in circles........but, nice try.