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Ronald Barron Yokubaitis <rony@texas.net> wrote:

>On Thu, 14 Mar 1996, Dave Howe wrote:
>> 
>> Of course, at 8:00 PM everything is bad.  The net is just overloaded 
>> with TV viewers changing pastimes.

>The Net is *not* bad at 8:00 pm! Your Provider is. Quit blaming the Net 
>for the shortcomings of your particular Provider.

>The Net does not provide dialup access, your Provider do,   
>duh....does.....If you get a "busy" it is not the Net that is busy (has 
>no dial up) it is your provider's ( dial up) modem bank that is busy and not 
>the Net........... RonY

Ron, I take issue with your comments.. READ what the gentleman is
saying. The 'Net' is MUCH busier during prime time, hence slower,
whether your connection by modem is good or bad!  That's a general
known.  True, the server on your end may have a small amount to do
with connection speeds and data transfers from the 'net' to your
computer, but a lot has to do with generally heavier traffic during
peak hours. He said nothing about modems, busies, etc, but made a
pretty accurate statement imo about the 'net' during prime time hours.

Mark-




>Ronald Barron Yokubaitis	A	Texas  NetWorking, Inc.
>Texas Networking Inc.		B	TOTAL INTERNET SOLUTIONS
>San Antonio 210-272 8111	5	$9.95 Internet Access
>Austin 512-472 2532		L	e-mail info@texas.net
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