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On Fri, 16 Feb 2007 03:55:58 EST, Sean Donelan said: > On Fri, 16 Feb 2007, [email protected] wrote: > > And most ISPs don't provide in-house tech support and an orientation lecture > > when you sign up - though some *do* provide the free A/V these days. :) > > Working a day on the help desk at the *other* ISPs, which ever ISP you > want to point fingers at, is always an eye-opening experience. I hear enough from people who *do* work at Some Other Place. :) > Even when you think things should be the same, they sometimes have very > different problems to solve. Never claimed *our* solution would work everywhere (heck, I even admit it isn't 100% effective for *us*). A very large chunk of what *we* do would be doomed to failure at any organization where the problem set includes "make a profit selling connectivity to cost-conscious general consumers". I just often wish Vint's 140 million would switch to Some Other ISP where the traffic I see from them didn't cause operational issues for *my* organization. (And yes, that was carefully phrased - there's multiple solutions that work for customer and ISP *and* get them off my radar. But there's no *single* workable solution.) Attachment:
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