5 gig ain't s bad in our country we stuck with 1 gig caps.we started off unlimited then they dropped caps on us. wish goverments would moniter how unfair ISPs are. 1 gig these days does not go far I can imagine 5 gig in america being the same(not going as far)
What's just as bad as them trying to force you up from DSL to UVerse (hence the 100/250 cap) the terms they sent out also had a provision where you had to be nice when calling in for service issues or they would cancel your account. I quit two weeks ago because AT$T's attitude still sucks, and the company is still Horrible despite realizing that they now have competition.
I wish our country and a bandwith gap of 250 in our country its 1 gig so you have nothing to complain about.
I see this argument being a big issue soon even though its not.the issue being what OS should be taught in schools.
I use ubuntu linux and its not that much different from windows only difference is what hardware is supported.if more people use linux that will change so soon that won't be a problem.for me it does no matter what they use as long as people are able to learn to use a pc and thats all that matters
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5 gig ain't s bad in our country we stuck with 1 gig caps.we started off unlimited then they dropped caps on us. wish goverments would moniter how unfair ISPs are. 1 gig these days does not go far I can imagine 5 gig in america being the same(not going as far)
What's just as bad as them trying to force you up from DSL to UVerse (hence the 100/250 cap) the terms they sent out also had a provision where you had to be nice when calling in for service issues or they would cancel your account. I quit two weeks ago because AT$T's attitude still sucks, and the company is still Horrible despite realizing that they now have competition.
I wish our country and a bandwith gap of 250 in our country its 1 gig so you have nothing to complain about.
are microsoft trying hard to get themselves closed or what.what next
I see this argument being a big issue soon even though its not.the issue being what OS should be taught in schools. I use ubuntu linux and its not that much different from windows only difference is what hardware is supported.if more people use linux that will change so soon that won't be a problem.for me it does no matter what they use as long as people are able to learn to use a pc and thats all that matters