I've had it about to here with my Internet. I don't do fancy shit; I check my email, download a song or two from iTunes, and sometimes want to watch something on Hulu.
But that seems to be beyond the capabilities of my computer/router/modem/service. It's annoying to see a video on a blog at work, think "oh, remember to watch that at home," then get
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In my previous apartment, though, the connection would break off or get wonky all the time, and I'd have to do all of this resetting stuff. Since moving, I got a new router and that pretty much stopped happening.
I personally don't particularly trust Verizon and my limited experience with DSL (an office a bunch of years ago) has been that it's not as fast.
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Maybe Brookyln's cheaper. :(
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We don't even get phone service for the MUCH more we pay per month. Eff that! Calling TimeWarner today.
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Roommate's computer is slightly faster but still unable to, say, watch streaming video at night (right?), and I just realized hers has another gig of RAM. I don't really want to invest MORE into my computer-I feel like with such limited needs a base level should be ok for me.
If it's the router, I'm going to blame Cossar, who gave it to me. If I do need a new one-you been happy with your Airport?
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You shouldn't need to upgrade any hardware on your computer at all. Since the roommate is having the same problem, it's almost undoubtedly your connection. Routers die. I could just be time.
Don't forget. Since you use your internet at home for work, like freelance writing, write that sucker off your taxes. For reals.
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