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But, even your "diagnostic technique" is flawed, and doesn't necessarily point at the ISP. If we merely look at what you've said, all we know is that your conn
by diminoten 13y ago
But, even your "diagnostic technique" is flawed, and doesn't necessarily point at the ISP. If we merely look at what you've said, all we know is that your connection to Netflix's local CDN provider is lower than required for optimal performance.
We can't say the ISP is in any way at fault here.
Try installing DD-WRT onto your router. It has features for things like this.
- runako 13y ago> We can't say the ISP is in any way at fault here. FWIW though -- I'm not blaming my ISP, specifically because I don't have enough data and don't care enough about assigning blame to get it. It wouldn't matter anyway, I'm basically stuck with this ISP. Thanks for the DD-WRT rec, I'll try that out.