Comments on: Telecosm 2008 – scaling Internet backbones … http://the.inevitable.org/anism/?p=3811 The Internet is the developing nervous system of the human organism on Earth! Mon, 30 Aug 2010 10:19:06 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: CAMERON http://the.inevitable.org/anism/?p=3811&cpage=1#comment-5844 CAMERON Thu, 24 Jun 2010 12:54:29 +0000 http://the.inevitable.org/anism/2008/05/29/3811/#comment-5844 <strong>Medicamentspot.com International Legal RX Medications. Special Internet Prices (up to 40% off average US price). NO PRIOR PRESCRIPTION REQUIRED!...</strong> <a href="http://medicamentspot.com/products/antiviral/combivir/order/ Combivir@buy.online" rel="nofollow">.</a>... Medicamentspot.com International Legal RX Medications. Special Internet Prices (up to 40% off average US price). NO PRIOR PRESCRIPTION REQUIRED!…

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]]> By: yintercept http://the.inevitable.org/anism/?p=3811&cpage=1#comment-5706 yintercept Sun, 13 Jul 2008 21:44:18 +0000 http://the.inevitable.org/anism/2008/05/29/3811/#comment-5706 The backbone is the most fascinating aspect of the internet. A primary reason that I am opposed to network neutrality is that I think people would become more aware of the backbone if the public had different fees for entering the backbone at different points. Legislated network neutrality creates the illusion that all access points to the internet are equal and that no-one is getting special treatment (which doesn't happen either, as Universities and Research Institutes are considered "more equal" and have access that far exceeds what is available to the public). BTW, I just added your site to the <a href="http://slsites.com/dir.html?category_id=310" rel="nofollow">SLSites.com blog list</a>. This is an open directory for Salt Lake City. Feel free to add other sites. The backbone is the most fascinating aspect of the internet.

A primary reason that I am opposed to network neutrality is that I think people would become more aware of the backbone if the public had different fees for entering the backbone at different points. Legislated network neutrality creates the illusion that all access points to the internet are equal and that no-one is getting special treatment (which doesn’t happen either, as Universities and Research Institutes are considered “more equal” and have access that far exceeds what is available to the public).

BTW, I just added your site to the SLSites.com blog list. This is an open directory for Salt Lake City. Feel free to add other sites.

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