I use Speakeasy.... Never once had a problem or unscheduled downtime
(even every scheduled downtime took less than 1 hour and was at 3:00 AM
when I don't care if it's up and running.


-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Mac Newbold
Sent: Monday, April 12, 2004 5:07 PM
To: BYU Unix Users Group
Subject: Re: [uug] Why is the Internet broken???

Yesterday at 11:36pm, Phillip Hellewell said:

>Have you ever been so frustrated with the Internet?  With so many
>firewalls out there, filters, restrictions, blocked ports, etc. it's
>nearly impossible to do anything on the Internet besides WWW and
e-mail.
>
>Did you ever just wish you could have the Internet back, the way it
>was?  The way it should be?  Open, free, functional, alive!!
>
>Which ISP is going to allow me to have the freedom to use the Internet
>the way I want to?  Which ISPs give you the most freedom?  Which ones
>take it away by blocking ports, both incoming and outgoing?

If anyone provides that, I would guess XMission or Aros.net, Xmission
because I use them and that seems to be their policy, and Aros.net
because
I know the guy who did all the tech work when they got started, and
still
has quite a relationship with them, and that seems to reflect his
attitudes.

Mac

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