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You're in one of the oldest cities in the US with decaying buildings and infrastructure. It's not mine boggling at all that service stops given the number of ut
by gosub100 3y ago
You're in one of the oldest cities in the US with decaying buildings and infrastructure. It's not mine boggling at all that service stops given the number of utility lines and urban density, especially if cables were retrofitted to your building.
- denton-scratch 3y agoI'm in one of the oldest cities in the UK, i.e. quite a bit older than NY. The oldness of a city is not an impediment to decent internet provision. [Edit] The university in this town runs its own private ISP, which allows you to download e.g. a Linux distribution in about 12 seconds. The university includes the oldest part of town, which is full of mediaeval buildings and archaeological sites.
- saghm 3y agoThis is not my first apartment in New York, and I never experienced internet this bad with the other ISPs I used in past apartments. Yes, this is anecdotal evidence, but this is pretty much the same experience everyone I know has had with Spectrum. Is it really so hard to believe that they might just be a bad ISP?