Subj : Re: What happens if a power supply lowers the voltage by 90%
To   : Richard Menedetter
From : Tony Langdon
Date : Fri Jan 13 2017 07:33:00

-=> Richard Menedetter wrote to Tony Langdon <=-

 RM> They basically changed their package in a way that I did not like, and
 RM> told me that I can either migrate to the new package or get a reduction
 RM> and stay in the old one.

 RM> I have the minimal TV package included.
 RM> They have thrown out the only TV channels that I sometimes watch.
 RM> (BR-Alpha, Discovery, Arte, Phönix, History channel, ....)

 RM> I do not watch TV often, but when I do I watch those.
 RM> And the additional 25 MBit/s .... does not really make a difference to
 RM> me, so I did not migrate to the new package.
 RM> (OK ... the added 2.5 MBit upstream would have been nice ... but ...
 RM> meh)

I see.  Out here, there's little bundling between Internet and cable TV.  Only
a few providers offer TV at all, for starters, and even with them, they've
tended to keep their Internet and TV offerings separate.


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