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> From: Adam McKenna [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Friday, March 16, 2001 1:26 AM > > On Fri, Mar 16, 2001 at 01:08:53AM -0800, Roeland Meyer wrote: > > Aha! I remember you now ... > > > > Say "multi-site distributed cluster". Other sites have to > talk to it. > > What other sites? Is Colonel Beauregard[1] your DBA? My point, you haven't the foggiest idea what my business is and yet you have the cajones to make judgements against it in public. > > > You decided to run a business on DSL, and now you're paying > > > the price for > > > that. You really have nothing to complain about except > your own bad > > > judgement. Why is this thread still going? > > > > Now, the last I looked, DSL was SUPPOSED to be sold to > businesses. The poor > > consumer is stuck the cable. BTW, the DSL worked fine, > right up until Covad > > cut it off. > > DSL has always been a cheap, semi-reliable solution for > people that didn't > want to pay the money for a dedicated circuit. If you > believe otherwise then > you were duped by a sales droid. DSL has been very reliable. Moreso than some client's T1's have been. The outage was caused by a business failure between my IAP and my ISP. All I know is that the lights went out on 7Feb01, without warning. DSL behaves like a dedicated circuit and 1.1Mbps SDSL is close enough to 1.54Mbps T1, at 1/4 the price, to make it worthwhile. Additionally, you don't have to tune the link and it doesn't need to be hand-rebooted when the CSU/DSU drops (all the things they don't tell you about T1's). You've been listening to too many telco sales-droids. > > Do you always blame your sister for getting raped? > > You're an ass. You started the name-calling son ... and this victim doesn't appreciate being made into a criminal. If I'm an ass then you're a judgemental ass... and an ignorant one. > By the way, tell your broken mailer to stop CC'ing me on every post. Not broken ... done on purpose. My poor DSL connection isn't that reliable so I want to make sure that you get the message. I wouldn't want you to think that I'm talking behind your back.
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