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<title>Bittorrent causing SE to drop me offline?</title>
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<description><![CDATA[Ok so this could be a weird coincidence but it seems to be too suspicious at this point. I don't BT all that often. Maybe fire up once a month to download content. Like clock work every time I do about 1/2 hour after starting a download my Internet connection drops. I reset the modem it all comes back. So I figure as a traffic control policy this would be really dumb. Way to obvious. But what if this is impact of automated system that is meant to slow down my connection gone wrong? I wouldn't expect this from SE. But it has happened so many times I can't ignore it. My DSL almost never drops offline otherwise. It's rock solid %99 of the time. But up comes the BT client and down goes the DSL line. Thoughts?

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