• @Rai@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    122 years ago

    I get good speeds if I’m right next to the router too, but across the house where all my stuff is, I do not get good coverage. I am aware I can purchase things to fix that, but I’m not going to because everything is wired up and I prefer it that way.

      • @Rai@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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        42 years ago

        Wtf why would I get off my ass if I can just plug the damn thing in

        Oh hun hold on I need to pause what we’re watching so I can go do phone shit over by the router while I transfer things over because I HAVE to do it wirelessly for some reason

        Nah I’ll just plug it in thanks

          • 10EXP
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            52 years ago

            You’re lying

            …that’s a way to shoot the entire conversation down. Regardless of that guy’s WiFi speeds, and the fact that range of the router and the size of their house is a thing, you do realise third world countries exist with shit internet right?

            • @Rai@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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              12 years ago

              I didn’t even say my internet speed before that guy was like “U R LIE”

              I have gigabit up and down hahaha. My router lives in a room near the entrance of my house that I only use to like… enter my house hahahaha

          • @Rai@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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            42 years ago

            I’m right next to my computer. I can plug something in by… reaching forward. What is this Reddit “let me fix a problem you don’t have” bullshit you’re spewing?

            I have 1Gb u/d and have no idea what my WiFi speeds are next to my router. Like I said, my house is an Ethernet house.

    • phillaholic
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      32 years ago

      You’re in the extremely small minority (me too). My company has worked remote for twenty years and maybe 2% of users plug in wired ever. Programmers and Statisticians.