Edrick
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join:2004-09-11
Orlando, FL | Suburban
I live in the "suburb" and we've got at least 3+ choices in providers. We have Comcast, RCN, Verizon, Satellite, and other random providers. So I'd have to say our broadband is upto date.
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Ricky Smith
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ggultra2764
join:2007-09-13
Cambridge, NY | In my suburbs, we have a choice of Time Warner Cable, Verizon DSL, sattelite (which seems pointless with the better options), and wireless (VZW, Sprint, AT&T, and Hudson Valley Wireless). So, that department seems well covered for my town as well. |
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Ulmo
join:2005-09-22
San Jose, CA
 ·Comcast
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said by Edrick  :I live in the "suburb" No, you don't, if your byline is correct (it says "Boston, MA"). Mine says "Aptos, CA", which I need to update to "San Jose, CA". Let me explain the difference between Aptos and San Jose:
San Jose is a major metropolitan city. Aptos is a suburban town of a minor city (Santa Cruz), and foreigners often mistake it for being a suburb of an even more minor city that's closer to it (Watsonville, but that's a field and picker city).
Boston is an urban area. Is there some exceptions in its bounds, like in a few cities, and to what extent are those exceptions really exceptions in practice? Are you near enough to urbania to get its effects? |
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Edrick
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join:2004-09-11
Orlando, FL | I lived in Boston for college, I know what a suburb is thank you. I currently live in Woburn, MA which is the suburbs. As I noted bellow boston is not a suburb nor are the surrounding cities. |
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en102
Canadian, eh?
join:2001-01-26
Valencia, CA | reply to ggultra2764
I live in an L.A. suburb (its own city) of Santa Clarita (aka Valencia), and we have a few choices
1. Cable (TimeWarner)
2. DSL (AT&T and resellers)
3. Uverse
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Canada = Hollywood North |
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