Dial up today is not the dial up of yesteryear. I remember when I went to college I use to have to go to the computer center to submit my Fortran programs on punch cards. I am a slow typist so it took me forever to write a 1500 line Fortran program.
Are you looking for inexpensive but effective dsl or dial-up internet service. Remember that dial up is still an option worth looking at. Especially when service begins at $9.95.
I also remember the first time I dropped a box of the cards. The problem was I did not have the cards numbers so they were all out of order and I had to restart the entire process. I
Luckily Best Buy had just come out with a myriad of computers. I purchased one and then bought a 2400 baud modem. Wow, in those days 2400 baud seemed extremely fast. I also remember the simple spreadsheet that it came with. I used this to write my Basic programs going forward. I no longer had to worry about punch cards or cassettes.I no longer had to worry about dropping my box of cards and having to rebuild them.
Now after leaving college I remember then getting a 9600 baud modem. Wow was that fast. At that point we thought things could not get any better or any faster. Of course I then got a 38400 baud modem. We surely could not get any faster. Of course I then got the 56K modem. I stopped making predictions other than dial up will remain viable.







