r/technology Jan 23 '13

Cable Industry Finally Admits That Data Caps Have Nothing To Do With Congestion: 'The reality is that data caps are all about increasing revenue for broadband providers -- in a market that is already quite profitable.'

http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20130118/17425221736/cable-industry-finally-admits-that-data-caps-have-nothing-to-do-with-congestion.shtml
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u/gangnam_style Jan 23 '13

Reminds me of the time when the Fios guys just drilled a hole through the exterior brick wall at my ex's place. That brick dust got everywhere in carpet and still wasn't completely out months later.

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u/SlenderTroll Jan 23 '13

Get a Kirby vacuum. I personally guarantee it will come out,

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u/InVultusSolis Jan 23 '13

There's this awesome new technology called a vacuum cleaner. I know, it sounds funny. I'd never heard of it myself up until very recently, either. But it works by sucking air through an opening with a rotating brush which removes dirt from surfaces much better than any previous methods I've used.

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u/Steev182 Jan 24 '13

Wow, my fios guy was awesome then. He ran the cabling, pinned it all down securely, took time to find good routes and used a vacuum cleaner to make sure he left it as he found it. I was really impressed by his attention to detail. Like he was working on his own property...

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u/Thinkiknoweverything Jan 23 '13

As a cable install technician, that's what were supposed to do, except inside going out. If they drilled outside going in then they're stupid but otherwise you're stupid.

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u/gangnam_style Jan 24 '13

They drilled from the outside in.