🚀 go-pugleaf

alex c. lau wrote:
> 
> In article <NEWTNews.845565045.31187.brh@brh.vip.best.com>,
> BRH  <brh@brh.com> wrote:
> >How many times have you fiddled and tweaked your own stuff, only to
> >discover that the ISP had a "kernel panic" or some such malady?
> 
> Not as many times as I've fiddled and tweaked my own stuff, only to find
> that, in fact, it *was* my own problem. :)
> --
> --- Alex "Not all good is luck, and not all luck is good." Lau

How enviable, Alex.  I must be one of the unlucky ones as it seems that
more often the problem is on Best's end, not my end, not that I'm
perfect. I just have better control and knowledge of what I use on my
end and how it is performing.  I've wasted way too many hours only to
find out later that Best was experiencing a problem that had gone
unannounced.  There was a period of time not too long ago when system
updates were prompt and regular and it was a good thing, but I don't see
that happening anymore, or at least hardly ever, and I sure miss it.

Winston