@vgr No, the people who are fighting most strongly for network neutrality are the people who architected the system originally.
@Dymaxion Ignoring something as technically meaningful as hard/soft/non real-time simply because political problems arise = bad tech.
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@vgr The Internet has dealt quite well without hard-scheduled QoS for 40 years, despite the continued squawking of telco engineers. -
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@vgr Soft QoS does just fine here & it's not clear if the telcos can deliver hard QoS at inet scale anyway, because smart cores don't scale.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@vgr And this ignores all of the other much more real innovation costs of not having an open Internet to "enable scheduling innovation" -
@Dymaxion So?... we'll find a way through. iOS pioneered very non-neutral walled garden app store, then Android happened, more open will too
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