All domestic broadband in Australia is capped (ADSL, cable and wireless) - the better ISPs will limit you speed (typically to 33Kb/s once you reach your monthly cap, the more rapacious ones will charge you per kb (ouch).
if I remember the original architecture for ARPANET was random and chaotic - to provide multiple redundancies in cases of individual failures - very back to the future (reminds me of the early Amateur Radio Packet Radio repeaters and digipeating) Doug
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All domestic broadband in Australia is capped (ADSL, cable and wireless) - the better ISPs will limit you speed (typically to 33Kb/s once you reach your monthly cap, the more rapacious ones will charge you per kb (ouch).
if I remember the original architecture for ARPANET was random and chaotic - to provide multiple redundancies in cases of individual failures - very back to the future (reminds me of the early Amateur Radio Packet Radio repeaters and digipeating)
Doug
Remember that 'Constitutional' freedoms described under the US Constitution do NOT apply to the rest of the world.
Doug