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I'm using cable, but not by choice. I am 644 feet beyond the DSL distance limit despite living in highly urban area which is proof that the DSL limitations suck. I have been using Charter cable for 5 years - no major issues and the speed is typically very fast.
BTW - there is a 3rd alternative. A PCMCIA wireless card on one of the new high speed networks. The monthly subscription rates are now down low enough to be competitive with DSL and cable. The speed sacrifice is a lot less than what it was, coverage is improving daily as these networks mature, and the benefit is portability - your hotspot is now the free world. |
-We had DSL back in NY and it was very good...
-We have high speed wireless now, here on the Mtn.: very good. -We have cable from ComCrap in FL: pretty good, but sometimes sluggish for no apparent reason that their genius "techs" can diagnose. I'm assuming you are referring to internet service. BR,mD |
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I had DSL back in NY and it was very good; I could get DSL in FL, but I presumed the "pkg" of junque from ComCrap, (phone, internet, cable, HD/DVR upgrade), would carry some swag; it does not. They are nearly clueless in SW FL. No DSL or cable, here on the mtn, in my lifetime; thus decent high speed wireless from out local hillbilly ISP provider. Are you throwing pencils at the ceiling yet, today?! :rofl: BR,mD |
our dsl is cheap, reliable, and fairly fast, 3.0mb/sec
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Someone's gotta be "done with work", and I'm glad to be in that group. :thumbup: Here's a recent, larger pic in case your aim is a lil'shaky today. :) |
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Thanks! much easier now :) |
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