Sonic, right? They were fantastic. Waze at new Seattle home isn't quite as consistently speedy, but still pretty decent.
Waze, Seattle
I suffered from Comcast for 8 years. I needed this. :)
LmaoYeah. It finally came to my side of the neighborhood.
I suffered from Comcast for 8 years. I needed this. :)
Sonic, right? They were fantastic. Waze at my new Seattle place isn't quite as consistently speedy, but still pretty decent.
Waze, Seattle
Getting a bit different results on each test site...but I guess I am good though a bit wary.....I have "Gigabit" internet from Windstream in Houston, TX
Oh and no data cap.
You pay for gigabit and get less than a tenth of it?Getting a bit different results on each test site...but I guess I am good though a bit wary.....I have "Gigabit" internet from Windstream in Houston, TX
Oh and no data cap.
I know I asked this before, but is gamexplain in Seattle? Or is this where your other employment/school etc is?
We're all over the place haha. GX is what I do full-time, but I'm the only one in Seattle (San Francisco previously.)
Curious what brought you up north, cheaper real estate? Since you can work from wherever.
You get it.
Verizon DSL baybee
Ah, I've got a 2nd phone line with unlimited 4G hooked up to a router. It's $25 a month and 3mb/s down... They offer faster speeds but $55 is the cheapest :pVerizon DSL baybee
Literally the only thing available (or was available) in my area without resorting to satellite or Dial-up. Nowadays, since their network is apparently at capacity, you can't even get that anymore.
Yeah, I believe we're paying around $35 a month for garbage internet. I remember back in the day we were using those Sprint mifi cards up until Sprint stopped supporting them. Boy, those things were TRASH. They were simply not meant for home internet use and would keep overheating. I can't believe I used to play a bunch of Uncharted 2 multiplayer on one of those things.Ah, I've got a 2nd phone line with unlimited 4G hooked up to a router. It's $25 a month and 3mb/s down... They offer faster speeds but $55 is the cheapest :p
yeah this thing works great for online multiplayer it's really just downloading big games that sucks. Doesn't even get hot at all since im not hotspotting but tethering via usb to the router.Yeah, I believe we're paying around $35 a month for garbage internet. I remember back in the day we were using those Sprint mifi cards up until Sprint stopped supporting them. Boy, those things were TRASH. They were simply not meant for home internet use and would keep overheating. I can't believe I used to play a bunch of Uncharted 2 multiplayer on one of those things.