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Posted by Justin on 02/25/06 00:53
Stan Brown wrote on [Fri, 24 Feb 2006 17:49:24 -0500]:
> Fri, 24 Feb 2006 14:27:37 -0500 from Derek Janssen
> <ejanss@nospam.comcast.net>:
>> wunnuy wrote:
>> >
>> > The bottom line is whether the apologists want to believe it or not,
>> > Netflix admits to throttling, plain and clear. There is no excuse for
>> > it.
>>
>> Put it this way:
>> Your 7:30 restaurant reservation doesn't REALLY get you in one second
>> past 7:29:59, now, does it?
>
> Irrelevant. You don't make a reservation for lots of meals at that
> time, but for one.
>
> If you want dining analogies, take one of those all-you-can-eat
> places. All you can eat means just that -- if they tried to limit you
> they'd get nailed for false advertising.
>
> When "unlimited" doesn't actually mean unlimited, Netflix is
> cheating.
Not when say you want all the Beef & Broccoli you can eat yet they never
refill that tray and you have to have something else.
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