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Comcast

Tuesday, February 20, 2007
I'm going to take a minute to first apologize for my lack of posting (I'm not feeling wordy lately) and secondly complain about Comcast (not too loudly, I *am* hosted on their connection) due to the fact that my home connection has been dropping a lot lately, for 5-15 minutes at a time. No, it's not my router (despite the fact that they want to blame it on that) but it is, in fact, Comcast.

Grrr.

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