Tuesday, December 2, 2008

Houston (and everywhere else), we have a problem

Here's the deal, Dear Readers: our house's internet is down. Because of our location, we have to have satellite internet, and satellite puts a cap on our bandwidth in any consecutive thirty days. We have seven adults in our house who use the internet on a regular basis. That means, basically, that we WILL go over our quota. When that happens, we're penalized with a serious squeeze on available bandwidth (or something like that).

What that means is that while our internet is still technically there, it's useless for anything other than basic HTML e-mail checking. I can only do most internet activities from school.

While this is a good thing for the amount of work I will get done at home, it is a bad thing for the amount of blogging I am able to do. I'm sorry. This is just how it has to be. It's not you, it's me.

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Almost makes me thankful I did not get that job down there. Can you imagine me internet-limited?

Your host said...

No, not beacuse of out ocation in Brownsville, because of the location of our house in the middle of nowhere. Normal houses in Brownsville have cable and such.