An Uncomfortable Fence To Be On
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Here’s an easy way around Comcasts limitations, get DSL. I’m not certain about other providers, but as a Qwest employee I can tell you they do Not have any type of a limit on downloads. So for the groovy people out there who seed my torrents, get DSL please and let me continue to bite my thumb at US copyright laws in peace.
Well, that’s not entirely true . . . DSL’s main limitation is the speed itself. I know you and I go back and forth on this a lot, but the fact of the matter is my cable is faster than your DSL. Granted, with DSL the speed is (almost always) guaranteed, and with cable it’s usually a best case scenario. Also, it really depends on who you are going through in terms of the speed/price ratio; if your ISP was charging you twice the price for what you have, you’d be singing a different tune.
In the long run, for a residential user, I’d be happier with the fiber network which give you unlimited speed and caps at 100GB a month . . . if only they extended out here.