I received an email notice from my Internet Service Provider letting me know that this month I'm coming close to my monthly download limit (too many downloads of articles and ebooks for study perhaps?) and unless I want to go to a more expensive plan, my connection speed will be reduced...
... to twice the speed I was getting last night.
How worried am I?
About Me
- Hippomanic Jen
- Queensland, Australia
- I am 30-mumble, married, and I work from home. We have approximately no children which is the biggest conversation killer for meeting new people. A dog just doesn't seem to cut it for the purpose of mutual child-related bragging. I was always mad-keen on horses, although I haven't ridden for years. I also have a masochistic desire to learn ancient Greek. One of the few words I can remember is that for a passion for horses, hence the name.
Our Little Black Dog
AKA (The LBD)
Blogs in Which I Want to Live
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5 comments:
Ha ha, yeah. "Rural" service coverage is such a hoot.
Yep. Whoddathought that living in regional Queensland would have some advantages?
Apart from, you know, clean air and lack of traffic.
That's one interesting threat! I think they need to know the slow speed is faster than normal! Reality check.
Woo, watch out!
So, supporting the National Broadband Network then?
Like 99.9 % of the land area of Australia, they haven't thought about us yet. So I'm not pinning my hopes on the NBN.
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