I know. At least with the faster download speeds sites are loading faster. So far I have had no buffering with YouTube. I keep my iPod Touch on the dock a lot and I listen to the radio at night, and now iHeartRadio doesn't buffer the stations anymore!
They also gave us a Belkin Rev B battery backup (only powers the DSL modem), so if we get a power outage, we still have wireless internet for iPods and laptops (the gaming PC won't run during an outage, DUH!), and the backup can keep the modem up for about 4 hours.
It was fun watching the AT&T technician re-build our phone box (added cat5 wires and a surge fuse). He put a toner onto the line because we have two lines, one for data and the other for phone. He would go to each phone jack and listen on each of the lines for the toner, and as we got closer to the computer room we finally traced the lines to the phone jack in the computer room. It turns out, the phone jack on the wall in the computer room is a hole in the wall with a thin cat5 wire that goes under the carpet in the next room and to a phone jack in that room. WTF?! I took pictures!:
http://imgur.com/a/GFDMO
