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A thought that recently came to mind (uh, oh!)- Cable companies use telephone pole-based powerline-powered amplifiers, yes? If so, if power to my area goes out, even if I have a UPS at home, all coax-offered services should disappear, correct? Now, DSL is phone-line offered. If the central office has its own power source, and I have mine, if power did go out, I should still have uninterrupted Internet service unless/until my UPS dies. Yes or no? Just trying to see how logical and realistic this thought is. Scott -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.
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