Back home and much better now

AT&T is alright, my cable was so much faster but Comcast can SUCK IT. Damn them buying out TimeWarner in houston

 

a little better back home as well.

 

I was getting 23,000 kb/s in the dorms at Cal Poly when I was there over the summer (mabye 50 kids using).

At my grandparent's house.

 

Pitlab what are you paying per month?

 

my home connection is better

 

You all make me sick. But if you think this is slow, you should see what I have to deal with in Iraq. Basically, I pay $150 a month for a connection that makes a 56k look fast.

 

my connection at work, which happens to be a public library

 

heh, seriously? what do you do at the library?

 

Ouch! Military?

 

i miss uconns internet... screw being home for xmas

 

From Hawaii to San Francisco on RoadRunner cable. Grandparents setup, no idea what speed connection they pay for.

 

for real. At the moment, clerical/front desk stuff with a little cataloging of new books. I'm actually working on a masters in library science to be a librarian. Don't know what kind of library I'll end up in, law, university, public, or museum. The plan is either stick with this track and have a relatively stress free job that pays decently or go to law school after this degree, make lots of money for a lot more stress.
I made a lot of costly (money and GPA) mistakes in undergrad so I figured I'd do well on a grad degree that was relative to where I was working already and see what I want to do from there.

 

uhhh.. this is such a huge circle jerk.. NEXT topic.

 

My home connection:

 

mine's okay.

 

would you prefer ookie cookie????

 

I do IT work. I'm the guy who gets to keep that god damned TLC card catalog system running.

 

Thats pretty damn good



I was suprised to find mine that good, I have cable.

 

Is this any good? Well - It sure costs me an arm and a leg - PC/TELE/CABLE - $147 a month

 

I have the pro package so 25 a month. It would prob be faster if I wasnt on wireless. I might hook up my laptop directly to the router to see if it is any different that my desk top.