cooltech6597

T-Mobile US 5G at my school

Using Visible’s $30 plan inside a EM7455 modem connected to band 66 and 13 for home internet

My home broadband - Buckeye Broadband 25/3 250gb cap Fastest speedtest on my phone - Verizon mmwave in Fort Wayne IN Fastest non-mmwave test - T-Mobile n41 north of Detroit

Are you within the US? You could get something like this, but it runs on the T-Mobile network, so I don't know how well the coverage will be for you.

ever tried clearing cmos?

oof. i live in a rural/suburban area and its $70usd for 25/3 with a 250gb cap. its slloooowwwww

still better than mine

oof

its soldered ram lol

Ok thanks!

I was wondering if this laptop would be a good choice just for some web browsing and some light video editing, as I have a main rig: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B086226DDB/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&linkCode=sl1&tag=ufd0d-20&linkId=463a3fe0d6dc8e6db0d700a419374e65&language=en_US Seeing as it goes on stock and disappears in a day or two, its probably pretty popular. I would go with this amazon choice over the costco or B&H one because this has 16gb of ram, uses a USB-C 65w adapter instead of the barrel adapter, and also has an included stylus so... yea

ltt ram tshirt and the mystery tshirt which turned out to be the 10 mill tshirt

I would salvage the drives, case, and power supply and the 1050 ti for anotherbuild, but otherwise, replace the otherparts.

at least your upload is double mine.

oof. just when people were switching from twitch.

when you pay $70-80 for internet

Ok. I'll consider that. Where I live usually is pretty cool, so the plastic one should be fine, but I probably will get the metal one. But i think the plastic one looks cooler

ok

Hi, I'm running out of ethernet ports, and i need a gigabit switch to connect to my NAS and my computer, which is on wifi currently. How is this switch? https://www.amazon.com/TP-Link-Litewave-Unshielded-Unmanaged-LS1005G/dp/B086384H7C/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=litewave%2Bgigabit&qid=1591540345&sr=8-2&th=1

I think you can get the desktop version that doesn't include the extra software

Soundcloud isn't really janky for me, but the soundcloud for windows 10 thing is pretty weird and a little hard to use for me.

Most linux distros I use are debian based. I use Ubuntu once in a while and raspbian on my raspberry pi, which i use as a server. I feel like debian is the most "supported" by mainstream applications that actually bother to care about linux.

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