I has ADSL from freeserve for a while - OK when it was working, but one or two small irritations(dynamic IP, outgoing connects to ports 25, 80 intercepted by their machines) and several long outages - the last of which lasted for 2 weeks at which point I told them to go to he!!.
I now have IOmart ADSL which has yet to suffer an outage, (3 months) offers static IP, no filtering and seems to be 'full speed' all the time.
Choise of service provider seems to be the thing that matters most.
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I don't have $10000000 but am seriously considering buying $10000 or so in TSLA.
A good short squeeze might leave me smiling a big smile as I drive my Model S.
The first machine I ever programmed was a Commodore PET - a 6502 with 16k memory and mono video.
I then spent hours and hours and hours playing the newly programmed version of Spacewar against my friends...
Damn - those were the days. I don't have time for games any more :(
I has ADSL from freeserve for a while - OK when it was working, but one or two small irritations(dynamic IP, outgoing connects to ports 25, 80 intercepted by their machines) and several long outages - the last of which lasted for 2 weeks at which point I told them to go to he!!. I now have IOmart ADSL which has yet to suffer an outage, (3 months) offers static IP, no filtering and seems to be 'full speed' all the time. Choise of service provider seems to be the thing that matters most.