Ok.....assuming that both are available to you....which would you cchoose.
Why????
What are you on right now????
Why????
What are you on right now????
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1DSL0%0Cable0%1"Its all about the boom....."
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Cable baby!!
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So is the line about sharing bandwidth true?? The DSL crowd keeps saying that you can get really bogged down as more and more people in your area get online. Ok....how big is an area and how much does it get bogged down?? Going from 5Mbps to 2Mbps is not "bogged down" in my opinion. 2Mbps is still fast as hell!
"Its all about the boom....."
Guns kill people like spoons made Rosie O'Donnell fat.
We now return you to your regularly scheduled drinking.
"Fear accompanies the possibility of death.....calm shepherds its certainty"
Originally posted by TopcatComment
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i think you would get some great info if you asked in these forums :
http://www.broadbandreports.comComment
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Thanks for the info. I'll check 'em out.
"Its all about the boom....."
Guns kill people like spoons made Rosie O'Donnell fat.
We now return you to your regularly scheduled drinking.
"Fear accompanies the possibility of death.....calm shepherds its certainty"
Originally posted by TopcatComment
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I like that DSL is dedicated to only your connection, but depending on the DSLAM or the ATM you share cards with your neighbours at the CO, not bad if the CO has the capacity.
Cable is fast but can be limited if everyone in the neighbourhood is on the same system as you.
Right now I have Paradyne reach DSL, it's an older proprietary system that works well for rural subscribers. You give up speed for the extra distance. It's either 320/320 DSL or dialup here....DSL!
MDYa'll think us folk from the country's real funny-like, dontcha?
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I have a drill and battery but no charger so I bought a "universal charger" 120ac in ... 12vdc out (not really universal in lithium world). Anyway it has three contacts, positive, negative and "T" (temperature sensor). I connected those contacts to the contacts on the battery. No charging happened and only the status light is on (green solid) which the label indicates "100% charged".... but the battery isn't near that at around 9v and dying. There doesn't appear to be any difference whether the battery is connected or not. I got suspicious and pulled the... -
Hi everyone, I hope someone can help me solve my problem, I have the case of a legion t5 where I have installed an asus tuf gamig a520m-plus motherboard, the audio connection cable on the case is an F_audio connector with 14 PIN , on my new motherboard the connector is a 10-pin AAFP, I saw that there are adapters on sale but at the moment I have no way of having them available in a short time, I made several attempts and managed to listen from the front headphones, only that there are some problems, the headphones are only detected if the microphone is connected, I definitely got confused with... -
Greetings and Salutations!
I have encountered a faulty GPU ā an Inno3D RTX 2070 Twin. There was a shorted MOSFET on the Vcore rail.
The faulty DrMOS was removed, and the burned PCB area was milled away.
All voltages are now good, but the GPU is not being detected.
I found that the CS pin of the BIOS (GPU) is not being pulled low, and thus, the GPU isn't detected.
I wanted to measure the SM_Data and SM_Clock, but to my surprise, there is no connection at all.
I thought these pins were used for communication during startup?!?
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This particular unit powers up, LEDs behave normally, but broadcasts no SSID, will not mesh with any other routers. Plugging in an ethernet cable from a Windows laptop results in "unidentified network" with an autoconfigured IP address and no response to pinging 192.168.1.1.
I was able to log into serial/UART by connecting the 6-pin header to the GPIO on a Raspberry Pi Zero W (GND to GND, TxD to RxD, RxD to TxD, no connection between +3.3V as it is supplied on both sides) using Minicom, command:
...Code:sudo minicom --baudrate 115200 --device /dev/ttyS0
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Hello dear friends,
I download the software for the programmer T48 TL866-3G
my HP ProBook 430 G5 2VP86EA with
motherboard model: DA0X8BMB6F0 rev F and
BIOS CHIP model: 25B127DSIG BIOS
is showed there 4 times:
25B127DSIG @DIP8
25B127DSIG @SOIC8
25B127DSIG @WSON8
25B127DSIG @SOIC16
So I don't know which version should i choose if I used the test clip cable?
if I choose the wrong option, can it make damage to the chip or to one of the laptops while I used the test clip cable? because I have no experience in soldering....
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