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blackspade

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80. Hopefully ATT won't follow suit.

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Wed Feb 5, 2014, 10:23 PM

Feb 2014

I'm not that hopeful though.

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Verizon ALREADY throttling Netflix, Amazon [View all] n2doc Feb 2014 OP

I have AT&T and noticed the same thing. nt octoberlib Feb 2014 #1

Netflix gaspee Feb 2014 #2

Um this guy is an idiot Egnever Feb 2014 #3

You think a tracert Aerows Feb 2014 #8

LOL Egnever Feb 2014 #14

I think you need to get a *smidge* of education Aerows Feb 2014 #19

That guy from the blog is not in the field. Egnever Feb 2014 #40

Avg response time: 1.3ms. That's not bad in anyone' book DisgustipatedinCA Feb 2014 #34

I do computer repair in peoples homes. Egnever Feb 2014 #39

The trace route proves icmp is not throttled Paulie Feb 2014 #55

I'm trying to resist the response Aerows Feb 2014 #72

We changed our internet service in order to get better bandwidth. We also had to change JDPriestly Feb 2014 #64

I think you missed something in the article - the office had the better performance whopis01 Feb 2014 #74

Maybe I might know a thing or two bl968 Feb 2014 #81

Which branch of Verizon do you work for? n/t n2doc Feb 2014 #12

"Verizon denies using net neutrality victory to sabotage Netflix, Amazon" PoliticAverse Feb 2014 #4

LOL and more proof the media should just STFU when it comes to tech stories Egnever Feb 2014 #6

I think that you may want to go back Aerows Feb 2014 #9

LOL prove me wrong Egnever Feb 2014 #17

I don't need to Aerows Feb 2014 #21

You keep saying that, but what do you mean? DisgustipatedinCA Feb 2014 #24

Not knowing that Aerows Feb 2014 #32

Color me shocked. Warren DeMontague Feb 2014 #5

Grr this guy proves himself that verizon isnt to blame on his blog. Egnever Feb 2014 #7

Worth keeping an eye on, anyway, since i don't trust verizon as far as I can throw em Warren DeMontague Feb 2014 #11

That poster Aerows Feb 2014 #15

Yeah. I dont see him (the blogger) making any claims about the traceroute other than that they Warren DeMontague Feb 2014 #20

Definitely worth keeping a watch on but this guy doesnt know what he is talking about. Egnever Feb 2014 #18

What is he claiming re the traceroute? Warren DeMontague Feb 2014 #22

And isn't even doing anything to diagnose suppression Aerows Feb 2014 #26

The traceroute would be significant if it showed a suboptimal route DisgustipatedinCA Feb 2014 #30

His work router is throwing back response times of 18.036 ms 1.326 ms 2.318 ms Egnever Feb 2014 #33

Do you understand that the first number is the maximum rtt? DisgustipatedinCA Feb 2014 #35

I didn't consider that, but it could be a new router Aerows Feb 2014 #51

Me either Aerows Feb 2014 #36

That's what I was getting at Aerows Feb 2014 #37

You are most correct...... wandy Feb 2014 #38

Again, intelligent prioritization Aerows Feb 2014 #43

We appear to be talking streaming video here........... wandy Feb 2014 #48

I run a 4.5 ghz with dual Geforce 460's in sli box. Aerows Feb 2014 #52

Dang! 1080p wouldn't even be a warm up...... wandy Feb 2014 #59

Yep :) Aerows Feb 2014 #61

The geforce 8400's did crack me the heck up Aerows Feb 2014 #62

Yup, I thought it would....... wandy Feb 2014 #67

Oh my Aerows Feb 2014 #70

Cooling is a major problem...... wandy Feb 2014 #75

One of these little tower coolers is worth it Aerows Feb 2014 #78

I was teasing Aerows Feb 2014 #79

I've been running a home system Aerows Feb 2014 #66

He is claiming that verizon is throttling his speed based on the traceroute. Egnever Feb 2014 #31

Here are a few things that you aren't aware of Aerows Feb 2014 #41

Fair enough Egnever Feb 2014 #42

Where do you see "thousands of ms"? spirald Feb 2014 #46

Yup Egnever Feb 2014 #47

What disturbs me is he is using 192.168 at his business The Straight Story Feb 2014 #49

Yea I was kind of surprised at that as well Egnever Feb 2014 #50

We use several thousand in the 192.168 RFC 1918 Paulie Feb 2014 #57

lots of companies use 192.168.1.0/24...moreso than 192.168.0.0/24 or any of the 10's or 172.16's DisgustipatedinCA Feb 2014 #65

Most places I have been only use them in tech labs for testing The Straight Story Feb 2014 #68

or go full floor and 10.0.0.0 n/t Aerows Feb 2014 #77

What is your horse in this race? Aerows Feb 2014 #13

done above prove me wrong Egnever Feb 2014 #16

I'm at neither of the endpoints Aerows Feb 2014 #23

Hahah Egnever Feb 2014 #25

I'll make certain Aerows Feb 2014 #29

Further, the court claimed consumers had gazillions of competing options closeupready Feb 2014 #10

We don't have many competing options. photokat Feb 2014 #27

I haven't noticed a slowdown, but I'm nocturnal Warpy Feb 2014 #28

Well, you can't tell by me.. because Cha Feb 2014 #44

I don't regret ditching Verizon for T-Mobile a few months back. Vashta Nerada Feb 2014 #45

I did the same thing. Rozlee Feb 2014 #53

I have that problem in my hometown. Vashta Nerada Feb 2014 #54

OMFG THE STUPID IT BURNS... I wont point at anyone but...anyone that thinks JUST a traceroute Drew Richards Feb 2014 #56

None of this will show anything Paulie Feb 2014 #58

Actually that is a good point, but i have to repectfully disagree what I have laid out will help Drew Richards Feb 2014 #60

But I tracert tells your story Aerows Feb 2014 #73

We need better antitrust laws, and we need to enforce the ones we have. JDPriestly Feb 2014 #63

+1 and another 1 for enforcement of the weak-ass laws we do have. Egalitarian Thug Feb 2014 #71

Thanks Bill. n/t Egalitarian Thug Feb 2014 #69

K & R !!! WillyT Feb 2014 #76

Hopefully ATT won't follow suit. blackspade Feb 2014 #80

Purely Anecdotal, but I did get an interesting call from Comcast a few days ago quakerboy Feb 2014 #82

I just tested my cox cable connection Mosby Feb 2014 #83