What parts of the United States still have slower Internet speeds than 56k?
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Egao No Genki
ANSWERS: 3
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You're probably thinking of the most rural of districts, like way out in the sticks.
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I understand that the Amish have slower speeds on average than everyone else, if you add in the time they spend having to travel from their houses to the "telephone shack" on the edge of the property just to do their E-mail. I'm not actually making a crude joke here. The 12v car battery and car battery DC-to-AC inverters have allowed laptops to creep onto slightly more liberal Amish lands ("liberal" only in relation to Old Order Amish, mind you, as they still make the GOP look like a bunch of commie pinkos), and the "telephone shack" at the edge of the property allows a limited and very weird form of "Amish globalization."
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I live in central PA and there are still plenty of ISP's that are dial-up. I finally got off mine in January when Verizon put in DSL in my area.
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