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I really appreciate the passion of this person. I truly hope they can feel proud, without any guilt.
"Badmodems.com is worth something, so, with medical expenses in front of me, its time to cash it in"
I think his efforts to publicize the issues with bad modems was worth something to modem users.
But there's nothing to cash in.
The guy comes off as kind of childish and the people on the site he links appear to know what they're talking about which makes me a bit skeptical.
I really appreciate the passion of this person. I truly hope they can feel proud, without any guilt.
I don't think he's going to be happy, given this: "Badmodems.com is worth something, so, with medical expenses in front of me, its time to cash it in" I think his efforts to publicize the issues with bad modems was worth something to modem users. But there's nothing to cash in.
I really appreciate the passion of this person. I truly hope they can feel proud, without any guilt.
I don't think he's going to be happy, given this: "Badmodems.com is worth something, so, with medical expenses in front of me, its time to cash it in" I think his efforts to publicize the issues with bad modems was worth something to modem users. But there's nothing to cash in.
He's selling the domain name
Looking through the site and the history around it, the level of obsession, the conspiratorial thinking, the grandiose claims of "defeating" Intel -- this guy probably needs help with some mental health issues.
Looking through the site and the history around it, the level of obsession, the conspiratorial thinking, the grandiose claims of "defeating" Intel -- this guy probably needs help with some mental health issues.
The original issue he made this page to deal with was actually _that bad_
I was given a modem by my ISP that had a Puma 6 chipset and it was a nightmare - it would completely cut out multiple times per day, latency was all over the place, and it was a truly terrible experience.
Doing a bit of digging I was able to short-circuit a lot of troubleshooting and replace the modem, which immediately solved the problem. It truly was negligent how bad those chipsets work - even for basic tasks it was nearly unusable.
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I don't think he's going to be happy, given this: "Badmodems.com is worth something, so, with medical expenses in front of me, its time to cash it in" I think his efforts to publicize the issues with bad modems was worth something to modem users. But there's nothing to cash in.
> But there's nothing to cash in. He's selling the domain name