On 2003.03.28 15:43 Chopin Cusachs wrote: > > ... > > Seems sensible to me to charge more for the additional bandwith use > if someone wants to run a server. > > Of course there is always DSL if you live in town. > > The Roman Republic enacted the lex Cinicia in 204 B.C. which forbade > advocates charging for their services. > > Choppy > > At 03:08 PM 3/28/03 -0600, will hill wrote: > >
Tell me the cost of bandwith for an organization that peers. How much do they squeeze out of those that don't? DSL is not an option. It has not been "Available" for me since I did not say yes to the Bellsouth salesman who told me that service was available. He called two weeks after Bellsouth told me that DSL was not available for my new house for for the foreseeable future and that I'd better cancel my Telocity contract. Now that Telocity -> DirectTV -> Chapter11 = Bellsouth, I imagine availability will come with terms similar to Cox. Golly, Batman, a duo-opoly! The Roman Republic and then the Empire are a treasure trove of judicial extortion and murder.
