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I don't get mad nor am demanding anything from anyone. I don't think it hurts anyone if programmers would make connections more fault tolerant. And I don't have

I don't get mad nor am demanding anything from anyone. I don't think it hurts anyone if programmers would make connections more fault tolerant. And I don't have a choice; there is no 'upgrade' in most cases. But nice that you don't have that issue.

brianwawok 10y ago
And your employer is OK with you working remote on a flakey internet connection? I can't say I would hire someone remote that can't get past a 99% or so uptime... if their internet is that bad, they would need to move to come into the office or find another position. This isn't trying to be some kind of espousing my values on someone, but it seems a basic requirement to work remote. 99% of programming jobs have an office. If your net is not stable, those seem a better fit.