The New York Times says you have lots of company.
Up to now, the market for high-speed connections has been dominated by the young, educated, affluent and tech-savvy. In some circles, it is considered not just functional, but an essential bit of modernity, like knowing what happened on “The Sopranos” or that Diesel refers to jeans, not fuel. Some users of dial-up sheepishly acknowledge that they avoid admitting their low network speeds when they are with their better-connected friends.
Confession: I have Comcast’s fastest digital-cable broadband and I still didn’t know that Diesel refers to jeans, not fuel.
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