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I currently use DSL, but in the past have used both dial-up and cable. DSL is my current choice because of the reliability is better than the cable connection I had, and it is still faster than dial-up, if not as fast as the cable. But, speed means nothing when the connection is down[:0] Working in the IT industry helps with keeping everything safe with an always on connection. I currently have a hardware firewall that uses stateful packet inspection between my DSL modem and my home network, and each PC in the home runs its own software firewall, up to date anti-virus software, and anti-spyware software. With this setup, I've never run into any problems with the always on connection, either cable or DSL. Cheers, Dave
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