Chris,
It wasn't the technology. That was a mixed bag. It was good for some people,
not so good for others. It was administrative I think. Like I said. I don't
remember for sure I just think that cell carriers ( I prefer Verizon) is a
better choice except for people like KBob...
>>> Chr
Bob,
I know that when they first switched to the new MiFi devices, there
were lots of problems. Personally, I couldn't log into Gmail or
Google's chat function, at all. However, if I first connected to the UO
VPN, then it worked fine. I believe it was queuing sizes in packet
window sizes. How
That's sad. I thought they had an unlimited plan for something like $80.00 or
so.
>>> Bob Miller 1/13/2011 05:33 PM >>>
I'll save a lot of time too, I If stop installing ISOs. (-:
So today, I had a meeting from 11:00 to 12:00. Just as the
meeting started, I got my KVMoIP to display the desir
If you have the option for a land based connection (cable/DSL) then keep it.
Wireless to every degree SUCKS. It is only good when it works well. If wireless
is all you can get then you have my sympathy. If wireless is what you choose
then you don't have my sympathy.
That be all,
Mr O.
FWIW, Co
I'll save a lot of time too, I If stop installing ISOs. (-:
So today, I had a meeting from 11:00 to 12:00. Just as the
meeting started, I got my KVMoIP to display the desired BIOS
screen on a server in California. So I pushed that window to
the back and started watching my boss's shared desktop.
I have a client out that way. I just couldn't remember how far out you were.
Stop downloading ISOs and you'll save a lot of money. (^;
>>> Bob Miller 1/13/2011 03:24 PM >>>
Verizon's MiFi works right here AT my house. In fact, I'm using it
right now. AT&T does not have any cell towers wi
Verizon's MiFi works right here AT my house. In fact, I'm using it
right now. AT&T does not have any cell towers within ten miles of here.
It is pretty expensive, though. $10/gigabyte. I just keep telling
myself it's cheaper than moving back to San Jose. (-:
On Thu, Jan 13, 2011 at 3:15 PM,
We used to resell ClearWire. They were great. Something changed, I don't
remember what and now we won't.
I've been recommending Verizon. They have a hotspot thingy that works almost
all the way out by KBob's house. AT&T might have something similar. It's
close to the same price as ClearW
I on the other hand have been happily using Qwest DSL for quite a while now.
Jim Darrough
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From: euglug-boun...@euglug.org [mailto:euglug-boun...@euglug.org] On Behalf Of
Kaplan
Sent: Thursday, January 13, 2011 3:02 PM
To: euglug@euglug.org
Subject: Re: [Eug-lug
I've used Clearwire, now Clear, for over two years with no issues
whatsoever. When they did the 4G upgrade
last fall they sent me a modem, I plugged it into my router and it worked.
It's spendier per mb than anything else, but it's a)portable, b)slightly
less evil than Suckcast and Qworst, and
c)n
I use it as a semi portable network connection. Latency is usually
decent and, after the recent upgrade, bandwidth has been fairly stable.
Their support sucks. I mean it **really** sucks. I was having problems
upstream. Three to four hops upstream, and they kept having me reboot my
modem. And d
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