Re: [Eug-lug] Re: High speed internet

[Kenneth Silverman]

sounds pretty general to me. there are poorly managed small companies 
and well managed large ones. my two cents? case by case...... and in 
this case i have to say that my level of trust for efn has been 
shattered. personally i am loathe to stay with efn even though i have 
been with them since the beginning. it's no longer efn. it's epud. so 
now my criteria are: price, service, reliability. the usual stuff one 
considers when making a purchase in a capitalist system.

face it fellas. the "bike lane of the information superhighway", it's 
gone, too bad. go smack seth around if you can find him.

but still...any more ideas on high speed are well appreciated! end of 
september i'm gonna be going there...
ken
On Jun 22, 2004, at 11:20 AM, Po Petz wrote:

On Tue, 22 Jun 2004, perdurabo wrote:
Additionally, if you are concerned about your privacy, you might want 
to
give weight to a big corporation, as I am personally aware of local
folks at a few local ISPs who like "examining web/nntp traffic" and
"grepping for interesting keywords" in mail spool files. Sometimes 
being
a little random cog in a big corporate machine is a good thing.
Which is only to say that casual (*cough*) traffic correlation and
analysis done by a large ISP is less likely to be done by someone you 
know
and more likely to be governed and supported by a policy.  A large user
pool buys precious little obscurity.

-po
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