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Time Warner’s Live Chat Doesn’t Speak Linux

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FOSS Force; By Ken Starks 		Mail this story
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AT&T offers their basic DSL service starting at $14.95 a month. People might ask themselves why it’s so inexpensive when compared to Time Warner Roadrunner service. If they had a chance to run each service side by side the answer would be obvious. But it’s not all bad. The AT&T customer gains the opportunity to learn a new technological term — buffering.

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