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... being shared). You would have thought they would be *pleased* if usage was low (they could power down a few servers), but in fact quite a large proportion of internet traffic is via usenet; binary traffic is *huge*. I reckon you're right about the real reason. Time was, that an ISP would claim to be a "common carrier" (like the ...

...). You would have thought they would be *pleased* if usage was low (they could power down a few servers), but in fact quite a large proportion of internet traffic is via usenet; binary traffic is *huge*. after calling and going through 2 techs and a "team leader", i got one of the cable weasels to admit that they stopped ...

... if usage was low (they could power down a few servers), but in fact quite a large proportion of internet traffic is via usenet; binary traffic is *huge*. after calling and going through 2 techs and a "team leader", i ... to pay additional money for each file-sharing downloader. Of course, cutting access to Internet services doesn't really make for good headlines, so they're using this ...

... would be *pleased* if usage was low (they could power down a few servers), but in fact quite a large proportion of internet traffic is via usenet; binary traffic is *huge*. Email spam is, unfortunately, the largest part of Internet traffic these days. -- Sometimes I wonder whether the world is being run by smart people who are putting us on or by imbeciles who really ...

... shared). You would have thought they would be *pleased* if usage was low (they could power down a few servers), but in fact quite a large proportion of internet traffic is via usenet; binary traffic is *huge*. after calling and going through 2 techs and a "team leader", i got one of the cable weasels to admit that they ...

...). You would have thought they would be *pleased* if usage was low (they could power down a few servers), but in fact quite a large proportion of internet traffic is via usenet; binary traffic is *huge*. According to some users in the diabetes newsgroups, Verizon are doing the same, quoting bandwidth problems. 0.2%% of the users in ...

... shared). You would have thought they would be *pleased* if usage was low (they could power down a few servers), but in fact quite a large proportion of internet traffic is via usenet; binary traffic is *huge*. after calling and going through 2 techs and a "team leader", i got one of the cable weasels to admit that they ...

... shared). You would have thought they would be *pleased* if usage was low (they could power down a few servers), but in fact quite a large proportion of internet traffic is via usenet; binary traffic is *huge*. after calling and going through 2 techs and a "team leader", i got one of the cable weasels to admit that they ...

... shared). You would have thought they would be *pleased* if usage was low (they could power down a few servers), but in fact quite a large proportion of internet traffic is via usenet; binary traffic is *huge*. after calling and going through 2 techs and a "team leader", i got one of the cable weasels to admit that they stopped the ...