I get an email from my ISP saying that I keep going over my internet quota, but I literally use 311GB a month on my 500GB plan.
Cox Communications are scammers and I have no other options because no ISPs have coverage in my state. I have already threatened them with violence, I don’t know what else to do with this shitlord ISP.
@sjw
the sacrifice of a Top Pleroma Instance Host lol I'm surprised you haven't got your own tower yet
the sacrifice of a Top Pleroma Instance Host lol I'm surprised you haven't got your own tower yet
@nihil my own tower? What do you mean?
@sjw
maybe I've been deceived, I was told you get better speeds with your own internet tower and you can own them residential with the proper space and licensing.
maybe I've been deceived, I was told you get better speeds with your own internet tower and you can own them residential with the proper space and licensing.
@nihil what are you calling an "internet tower"?
@sjw
yeah I was being gaslit lol it's a tower that you can put internet antennas on for better internet speeds
yeah I was being gaslit lol it's a tower that you can put internet antennas on for better internet speeds
@nihil I mean it would be possible to setup a high gain directional antenna if I had wireless internet.
I have fibre tho.
Unless you're taking about me having my own tower that provides internet in which case the tower itself still needs it's own backhaul which would likely be fibre or microwave.
I have fibre tho.
Unless you're taking about me having my own tower that provides internet in which case the tower itself still needs it's own backhaul which would likely be fibre or microwave.
@beardalaxy @sjw @beardalaxy @nihil Landlords will often impose rules that make this impossible to properly implement - for example, it'll be against the rules to place the satellite dish outside your window, or to leave your window open, etc.
Also, landlords will totally just go around whacking things like those dishes down, even if they're legal. Landlords in the US do not typically follow the law, as they expect renters to be too poor to sue.
Also, landlords will totally just go around whacking things like those dishes down, even if they're legal. Landlords in the US do not typically follow the law, as they expect renters to be too poor to sue.
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