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Originally Posted by GloryDayz
I telework a lot more these days because Downtown KC has ****ed-up any driving experience in and around 1201 Walnut, and there's a lot more large file up-and-down that I care to admit. Citrix isn't to my liking, and RDT has it's issues too.
And I have hosted a site or two in my time...
Oh, and to limit upload speeds to prevent hosting something is goofy and a pure homo play on the part of the ISP. There's just no really good/acceptable technical reason that's not really rooted in the ISP just not wanting you to host a site (for whatever reason), but it ain't networking.
That being said, I'm not saying I couldn't get along better on AT&T's 8mb up than what I have now with TWC standard, but if Google Fiber is on its way soon, why not give my business to a provider that doesn't have to manufacture bullshit excuses for limiting upload speeds?
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I was just curious. I am a network engineer for an east coast based provider, but we don't do triple play. If a customer purchases 500Mb of IP service, its up & down, and most don't even use a fraction of that on the up. Just depends on what services your running.