I'm not on dial-up right now, but I have almost been in situation where I would be. Most of rural america relies on dialup, satellite internet, or maybe microwa

I'm not on dial-up right now, but I have almost been in situation where I would be. Most of rural america relies on dialup, satellite internet, or maybe microwave based connections with speeds comparable to 2002 DSL. If you don't live within some kind of city limits, you're almost guaranteed not to have broadband access. I got really lucky and ended up living in the vicinity of a midwest fiber hub.