Internet Disruption Report: February 2020
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Internet Disruption Report: February 2020
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Re: Internet Disruption Report: February 2020
#2This morning my partner disconnected the modem when vacuuming and we both panicked that the internet was down. It's unfathomable, at this time, how critical this service has become for so many of us, who would perhaps live first without running water than lose connectivity.. Applause to the brave souls keeping our infrastructure up.
Re: Internet Disruption Report: February 2020
#3This morning my partner disconnected the modem when vacuuming and we both panicked that the internet was down. It's unfathomable, at this time, how critical this service has become for so many of us, who would perhaps live first without running water than lose connectivity.. Applause to the brave souls keeping our infrastructure up.
Agree. Any hiccup in latency sends me on a deep diagnosis dive where normally Id have waited it out. My wife's texts were not going through yesterday and that triggered another deep dive.
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#4I support a couple hundred people working from home and have seen multiple cases where 'fiber' internet was getting CenturyLink seems to be the worst offender so far. They must really over provision.
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#5I support a couple hundred people working from home and have seen multiple cases where 'fiber' internet was getting CenturyLink seems to be the worst offender so far. They must really over provision.
> They must really over provision.
Oversubscribe :).
Re: Internet Disruption Report: February 2020
#6This morning my partner disconnected the modem when vacuuming and we both panicked that the internet was down. It's unfathomable, at this time, how critical this service has become for so many of us, who would perhaps live first without running water than lose connectivity.. Applause to the brave souls keeping our infrastructure up.
>disconnected the modem
Are you still using a modem? Or have you already switched to full-on "zombie apocalypse" mode and started to rely on previous century, proven tech.?
Re: Internet Disruption Report: February 2020
#7This morning my partner disconnected the modem when vacuuming and we both panicked that the internet was down. It's unfathomable, at this time, how critical this service has become for so many of us, who would perhaps live first without running water than lose connectivity.. Applause to the brave souls keeping our infrastructure up.
>disconnected the modem Are you still using a modem? Or have you already switched to full-on "zombie apocalypse" mode and started to rely on previous century, proven tech.?
They are surely referring to their Cable Modem, DSL Modem, Cellular Modem, or Fiber Modem.
Re: Internet Disruption Report: February 2020
#8This morning my partner disconnected the modem when vacuuming and we both panicked that the internet was down. It's unfathomable, at this time, how critical this service has become for so many of us, who would perhaps live first without running water than lose connectivity.. Applause to the brave souls keeping our infrastructure up.
>disconnected the modem Are you still using a modem? Or have you already switched to full-on "zombie apocalypse" mode and started to rely on previous century, proven tech.?
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#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
>disconnected the modem Are you still using a modem? Or have you already switched to full-on "zombie apocalypse" mode and started to rely on previous century, proven tech.?
They are surely referring to their Cable Modem, DSL Modem, Cellular Modem, or Fiber Modem.
> They are surely referring to their Cable Modem, DSL Modem, Cellular Modem, or Fiber Modem.
This was tongue in cheek, but clearly lost on some.
But since we've now switched to full-on anal retentive mode: none of the above are modems since there's no modulation or demodulation happening in any of them.