Netflix for movies? I thought you only watched those other kinds of
movies....
In the evenings when everyone is home and trying to watch the Flix you
probably won't even be able to use it for that.
--R
On 10/20/14 1:04 PM, Kaleb C. Striplin via Mercedes wrote:
So 10 years ago at Okie acres 1, I had a wireless internet provider that ran
1mbps. After the trees grew up I could not get the signal anymore and they came
out with excede, which was super fast but expensive and has a data cap. It ran
12 or faster. Then finally we got uverse available and it's cheap and runs
18mbps. Now moving out to Okie acres 2 we have sat or the original wireless
provider we used to have has service here. I just had it installed and their
fastest they have on this tower is 2.5. Wow it's quite a bit slower than what I
am used to which does not matter too much for normal use but I am afraid to see
how Netflix runs on it.
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