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daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (privacy@vortex.com)
Sat Feb 26 19:04:54 2011

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Altcatel-Lucent: Bufferbloat: Dark Buffers in the Internet

http://j.mp/fCQ6II  (Bufferbloat.net [PDF])

     Apathy...
     Disbelief...
     It can't be me...
     It's the other guy...
     I don't understand...
     It can't be as bad as you say...
     How could it have been hidden so long? So it can't possibly be true...

     And possibly most insidious, some organizations have taken
     strong, very public positions on issues such as network
     neutrality and won't want to revisit their belief systems, and
     also have business axes to grind...  I believe there were/are
     hidden, but very real, often extremely painful operational
     problems, that ISP's did not/do not want to admit publicly; and
     their positions have been formed on a faulty analysis of the root
     cause.

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