New rules laid out by FCC (Net Neutrality dead?)

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jason-rose...=fb&src=sp

made this thread to see how anyone here feels about it.

Goddamit all. Seriously I facedesked hard. Now we can kiss our fast opening SP good bye >_>

lol - all fearmongering in there.

- ISPs now have to go through the FCC to throttle connections
- ISPs now have to be more transparent with customers over what is being throttled and why
- Businesses can pay ISPs to show preference to their packets.

I don't see how this leads to a slower SP. Maybe a bit slower? Big deal. This is small time.

This was a great choice. Regulate the ISPs and businesses.

lol - all fearmongering in there.

- ISPs now have to go through the FCC to throttle connections
- ISPs now have to be more transparent with customers over what is being throttled and why
- Businesses can pay ISPs to show preference to their packets.

I don't see how this leads to a slower SP. Maybe a bit slower? Big deal. This is small time.

This was a great choice. Regulate the ISPs and businesses.

So I'm overreacting. I hope :r I'm bad at considering the pros over the cons.

lol - all fearmongering in there.

- ISPs now have to go through the FCC to throttle connections
- ISPs now have to be more transparent with customers over what is being throttled and why
- Businesses can pay ISPs to show preference to their packets.

I don't see how this leads to a slower SP. Maybe a bit slower? Big deal. This is small time.

This was a great choice. Regulate the ISPs and businesses.

Remember when Verizon blacklisted 4chan, and soon after their website was DDoS'd?
That's what I gather the fear is. That corporate internet nets will catch any rival website and blacklist it from being seen, e.g. Comcast banning verizon's website or vice versa.

Oh boy, in before this crap:

Oh boy, in before this crap:

WTP IS THIS POMEGRANATE?

So basically i can't look at porn on my i-phone and cooperations can pay for a faster internet.

WTP IS THIS POMEGRANATE?

The future of the internet.