Where I'm at, roadrunner gives me very good speeds, and is much more cost effective then dsl. I've hit 300k/s from sunsite.unc.edu before, and typicly get over 100k/s from good sites. Also you can put as much machines as you want behind the cable modem, just don't let TW know about it (what buisness is it of theirs anyway). The only real problem I see with road runner is rules against running servers.
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Where I'm at, roadrunner gives me very good speeds, and is much more cost effective then dsl. I've hit 300k/s from sunsite.unc.edu before, and typicly get over 100k/s from good sites. Also you can put as much machines as you want behind the cable modem, just don't let TW know about it (what buisness is it of theirs anyway). The only real problem I see with road runner is rules against running servers.