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Comment Re:Supply and Demand? (Score 2) 60

Because the ISP already interconnects for free with the OTT networks. And they need that interconnection. Thus if they ask for money the OTT may simply reply "then we don't interconnect here, pay someone else to bring your connectivity to us".

The telcos are ALREADY paid by their subscribers to bring traffic to OTT networks. OTT networks are already paying their network. Telcos want to be paid twice.

Comment Re: Blatant Revenue Grab (Score 1) 54

Yeah, I am the network administrator of a small ISP and I agree. The network cost is paid the users up to the closest IX, then those companies pay to bring their network to the IX.

The network costs are already paid.

Moreover some operator like Netflix do lend cache boxes to the ISPs that originate enough traffxc, to be put *within* their network.

Asking operators to pay again is racketeering, under the threat of blocking, throttling or impeding traffic to go through.

Comment Re:I don't care (Score 4, Insightful) 111

You would never be able to prove, at the voting booth, that the black box you have in front of you actually runs the software and only the software, plus the hardware it CLAIMS to be running.

With paper voting YOU could VERIFY the process up to the ballot box (which does the anonymization) and then EVERYONE can verify the process.

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