"It fights against progress to keep its anachronistic business model relevant." I'd like to comment on that. I live in a city in which AT&T started a test of b

"It fights against progress to keep its anachronistic business model relevant." I'd like to comment on that. I live in a city in which AT&T started a test of bandwidth caps. Depending on your connection type, you can download anywhere from 5 gigs to 60 gigs, and it's $1 per gig after your limit. I watch HD video, stream music, download games from steam and software from the apt repositories, etc etc, and I've used 50 gigs this month. Sadly, the only other ISP in town is Charter, and they have notoriously bad service in my area.