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Comcast to limit customers

Started by Anthony T. · 10 months ago

FriendFeed and SocialThing! are extremely helpful for finding crap that pisses me off.  Dave Winer twittered a story about Comcast considering a transfer cap system.  The system would limit users to 250Gb per month, while as of right now, uploads would remain unaffected.  If you ... Continue reading »

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  • Zan

    1 year ago

    I think you are correct. I don't want to have to make sure every page I go to is using my kilos conservatively.
    It reminds me a little of when the cell phone companies used to limit the areas of coverage, until most finally just went national.
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