It's amazing how much we rely on the internet these days. My wife and I recently discovered just how dependent we are when we found ourselves stranded in a digital desert for a week. Our trusty router, after years of loyal service, finally gave up the ghost. But as they say, every cloud has a silver lining—and boy, did we find ours! The Great Internet Outage of 2015 Picture this: It's the middle of summer, and suddenly, our connection to the outside world vanishes. No Netflix, no emails, no quick Google searches to settle friendly debates. For a whole week, we were transported back to the dark ages (or at least the 1990s). While it was tough, this unexpected hiatus gave us the push we needed to re-evaluate our internet situation.
José
José concluded his distinguished 13-year career at Vanguard at age 44, stepping away from corporate life to embrace an early retirement. As a project manager, he expertly orchestrated the creation and delivery of educational materials—both digital and print—for 401(k) participants, ensuring resources reached millions of investors. Today, he embraces life's simpler pleasures: quality time with family, pursuit of passion projects, discovery of new adventures, and leisurely meals in his garden oasis.
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Ha! Your router picked the right time to cut out! Great deal!
Yes, Froogal Stoodent! It worked out great in the end. Thanks for dropping in.
Xfinity is a winner for because of how reliable they are. Have not found any other good alternatives.
It’s been 4 months since we switched to Verizon FiOS. So far so good so we hope that continues.
what was your download speed with that mango hardware XD
Unfortunately, I couldn’t even get a signal in its natural state but after I added strawberries, bananas, ice and turned it into a smoothie, it downloaded to the stomach at a pretty fast speed.