I agree.
What about the jerks that DID the attack? What they are absolved? No way!
"The door to the bank vault is left open. I go and steal some stuff. It's not my fault, it's the bank's fault for leaving the door open." - REDICULOUS.
"All for the cost of the hardware alone."
Yeah, and HUNDREDS of hours of your time. Don't get me wrong, I'm glad all these tools, system are available at little or no cost. But you certainly can't say for the cost of hardware only. So many people do not include everything that makes up the bottom line.
What's all the fuss? I think 25mbps down, 3mbps up is a good speed for a 'minimum' or a 'standard'.
If you want more, pay for it.
Each of us has a 'minimum' or 'standard' sized water pipe going to your house. If you decide to add more sinks, showers, toilets, etc. and need more water pressure, you are not 'entitled' to it. You pay for all the work to upgrade.
Each of us has a 'standard' sized electrical entrance coming into your house. If you decide you want to start welding, or adding other power hungry devices, you are not 'entitled' to increase your electrical feed capacity, you must 'pay' for an upgrade.
Just my thoughts/opinion.
Thanks.
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I agree. What about the jerks that DID the attack? What they are absolved? No way! "The door to the bank vault is left open. I go and steal some stuff. It's not my fault, it's the bank's fault for leaving the door open." - REDICULOUS.
Cool, maybe we can soon transmit a fart to someone!
"All for the cost of the hardware alone." Yeah, and HUNDREDS of hours of your time. Don't get me wrong, I'm glad all these tools, system are available at little or no cost. But you certainly can't say for the cost of hardware only. So many people do not include everything that makes up the bottom line.
Like the title says.
What's all the fuss? I think 25mbps down, 3mbps up is a good speed for a 'minimum' or a 'standard'. If you want more, pay for it. Each of us has a 'minimum' or 'standard' sized water pipe going to your house. If you decide to add more sinks, showers, toilets, etc. and need more water pressure, you are not 'entitled' to it. You pay for all the work to upgrade. Each of us has a 'standard' sized electrical entrance coming into your house. If you decide you want to start welding, or adding other power hungry devices, you are not 'entitled' to increase your electrical feed capacity, you must 'pay' for an upgrade. Just my thoughts/opinion. Thanks.