Many Internet Users Happy With Dial-Up
prostoalex writes "With cable and DSL operators constantly pushing the values of broadband, and with the President of the United States himself announcing broadband access a priority, the New York Times reports (free reg. req.) that some people actually are perfectly satisfied with their 56K connection. In February 2003 Pew Internet conducted a survey, where they found out 60% of dial-up users weren't interested in switching, a year later in 2004 the percentage was roughly the same."
not everyone is interested in making first post.
There's nothing like the shear deluge of porn available to broadband users to turn one of sex entirely.
"Have you ever thought about just turning off the TV, sitting down with your kids, and hitting them?"
I guess they're just not as smart as some of us.
Most people buy Hondas not Ferraries.
Most people eat hamburger not fillet mignon.
Most people buy at WalMart not Maceys.
Most people....
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I am a programmer. I am paid to produce syntax not grammar. Deal with it.
Some people will happily drink soda or juice through what is, in fact, a coffee stirrer. Much smaller than a straw, but it acts enough like a straw to make it useful, even though the transfer rate is considerably slower.
You are in error. No-one is screaming. Thank you for your cooperation.
I also seem to notice that the friends without broadband seem to accomplish more and lead happier lives. Their lawns are not 8" tall all the time, the cars are always clean and they seem to keep a more tidy abode. Coincidence? Hmm...
Now where did I put that Slack ISO? Ahh, I'll just download it again. While I'm doing that, I might as well go check out Slashdot or Fark. My grass can wait 'til another day. Like I care what the neighbors think...
Thank God for broadband.
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Most people spell it filet mignon, not fillet mignon.
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Most people spell it Wal-Mart, not Walmart.
Most people spell it Macy*s, not Maceys.
No malice intended
You wanker. Get a life ...
"The Internet is made of cats."
Most people spell it Ferraris, not Ferraries.
You could have had every line in the parent post but you blew it.
Mmmm.. Donuts