How do you connect to the Internet at home???

[Flying High]

Cable, Charter Pipeline.

[mikecweb]

DSL through a software proxy, Bellsouth.net

[AIRLNRGUY]

Comcast digital cable

[SWA733Captain]

Adelphia Powerlink.

[Katamarino]

Big White Wire.

[aloges]

Self-made LAN, Linux-based on-disk router, T-Online DSL flat (768 kbit/s)

[nyc_spotter]

Optimum Online Cable.

[Greg]

Millennium Digital Cable

http://www.mdm.net/web/maryland/

Also on the home network we have a router, splitter, and WAP.

[Airigami]

Comcast Cable. We used to use Earthlink DSL, but we advise anyone who wants a constant connection, doesn't want to be overcharged, and expects a reasonable level of customer service NEVER to use Earthlink.

[Greg]

Comcast is the better provider but they aren't in my neighborhood.

[Ilbap]

56K dial-up

[Avianca 757]

EPMnet's 56K Dial-Up

[G-TDTW]

A white lead which plugs into the phoneline

[srbmod]

Earthlink DSL, I had a few problems with early on, but lately it's been no problem at all. They are the only company offering DSL in my neighborhood, but decided it was cheaper to go ahead and get DSL instead of getting a second phone line and dialup access. Any and all problems I've have with it I rectified without having to call customer service. I found that if I don't turn the modem off, I don't have any of the problems I used to have (of course one needs to have a firewall up if you leave your modem on).

[iceman]

Time-Warner Cable.