FunkyBeats

Amen. You should switch anyways, Teksavvy have great customer service and can provide ways to defeat the throttle (as of today, that is). The best way to affect change as a consumer is to spend your money with companies that share your views on net neutrality.

FunkyBeats.

Interim relief is just that. The real court case is as follows:

CRTC's letter to bell and CAIP.

Submissions will be complete by June 26th, 2008 and the CRTC expects to make a ruling within 90 days of that time.

FunkyBeats.

Not true.

A good explaination of the structure and relationship between Bell and the independant ISP's it's obligated to serve. This further clarifies the illegality of its actions.

ADSL_intro.pdf

Check it!

FunkyBeats.

I may be mistaken, Matt, but did you just admit on a public forum that you have engaged in piracy? If so, I guess you are the problem. Give your head a shake.

FunkyBeats.

Matt, you might want to consider that since all of the major ISP's are throttling torrent traffic that the reason your down speed was poor was in fact due to the throttle on your seeders end. Without a throttle on closed groups that enforce ratio's it's obvious that very high download speeds are available.

FunkyBeats.

That's good, it will make it last longer...

The thing to remember here, Kev, is that you're not using too much. You are using no more than the amount that has been agreed upon at the time the contract was signed. If the contract stated that you could have a certain amount of bandwidth but none of it could be used for torrents then we would be in a different situation. You can have a million torrents open and you will still only use the bandwidth you have bought, no more.

FunkyBeats.

The simple point is:

[color:blue]If you pay for bandwidth you are entitled to use it.

If what you are doing is illegal that is a different issue. As far as being "below the radar" I'm all for that. There are solutions that circumvent this problem and when they get blocked there will be another solution. Information is ones and zeroes and we can package it any way we like. The point that should never be lost throughout all of this is that the very essence of what has made the internet so revolutionary is its ability to adapt and be innovative through the collective efforts of individuals. As soon as we allow private corporations to exert control beyond infrastructure and into the control of content we will have lost the greatest benefit of this phenomenon.

FunkyBeats.

Good for you Matt, you should be proud of yourself.

You can rain on my parade any day.

FunkyBeats.

IMO the information that Bell has to supply is much more serious and in depth compared to what they have asked of CAIP. I think it will be hard for bell to spin the numbers on this one. In the mean time MLPPP can bypass the throttle which is supported by Teksavvy ([color:red]for any Bell customers who would like to switch to an ISP who actually takes care of it's customers).

Let the market speak.

FunkyBeats.

The CRTC's plan is as follows:

CRTC Letter

Only time will tell...

FunkyBeats.

Cool, thanks.

I most certainly can.

Hook a brother up...

Thanks,

FunkyBeats.

Anyone know where I can see/get a copy of this flick?

Thanks,

FunkyBeats.

I love Phish rumours!

FunkyBeats.

CAIP's reply to Bell's submission:

Link

Cheers,

FunkyBeats.

Playing tennis...

then havinbeers.

FunkyBetas.

Primus wades into the battle:

Link

Not looking good for Bell...

FunkyBeats.

Further to this is Bell's weak response:

Link

I hope we see the CRTC take a stand to protect the public from these types of invasive and underhanded tactics. After all the tax dollars sunk into that company and to support the CRTC it would be nice to see it serve its mandate.

Once again, Fuck you Bell.

FunkyBeats.

Here is the submission to the CRTC by CAIP. It looks like a very strong case:

Link

Fuck you Bell.

Funkybeats.

Any updates on the Bell throttling issue? Am I naive to think there must be a software solution?

Thanks,

FunkyBeats.

Got my tiks..woot!

Darwin's Proof.

Yo,

My buddies band is playing tonight at the Gordon Best Theatre, bringing you some easter goodness. He's one of the best drummers I've ever seen. If you like rock and roll, drop by.

FunkyBeats.