chris ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote on 7/15/04 11:17 PM -> >And then be sure to ask them if they cap the speeds, and roughly how many >subscribers they have in your area.
One other point: some cable companies not only cap the speeds, but cap the total amount of data transferred. If you use a lot bandwidth in, say, a month, they may consider you a 'bandwidth hog' and send you a warning or disable your service. DSL providers may do this too, but I haven't heard of it. Find out if there's a bandwidth limit, what it is, how you can measure how much you've used, and how it's enforced. ====================================================================== Power Macintosh 8500 w/ 500 MHz G3, 352 MB RAM Power Macintosh 7200 Power Macintosh 7100 w/ 80 MHz 601, 72 MB RAM Quadra 800 w/ 33 MHz 68040, 40 MB RAM Performa 600 w/ Daystar Turbo '040, 24 MB RAM Macintosh IIci w/ 25 MHz 68030, 8 MB RAM PowerBook 165 w/ 33 MHz 68030, 8 MB RAM ====================================================================== ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
