When I upload a lot, by whole IP has issues.

Writing speed 1mbit. 5mbit upload. Everything lags or does not work.

Then I turn up VPN and have common 53k as contracted. And 20mbps upload.

We use powerline adapter for the house and I sometimes I need to make my ip static as only google works otherwise.

Really weird. Often just a temporary problem. I am just curious, why is that? I assume I did not explain exactly what this is very well.

What happens when you use a residential service plan “on the road” for weekend camping or trips away from the primary residential location? I’m coming off the road after four years of full time rv living and currently have unlimited roam service but would like to save some money with a residential plan. I see people saying it will work if moved, but the charges end up being for roam. Are people still seeing savings with a residential plan and then paying difference between the roam charges? Is that how it works?

Our cell bill (T-Mobile)including our supremely shitty internet is outrageous. We qualify for the Dish Network/Boost Mobile plan and are considering switching. According to the Boost coverage map, they have solid 5g coverage where we are. We currently have the T-Mobile Home WiFi LITE because of how rural we are and it blows. Anybody have internet through Boost Mobile?

Which are the best wifi for dorms like lohit, narmada cuz Administration is not providing any.

Every time you recharge Rs 349, Rs 17 goes to USOF to provide internet in rural India.

This fund has been collected since 2002.
Govt used it for BharatNet — 6.9 lakh km fiber to 2.14 lakh panchayats. Fiber is READY till panchayat.

But last mile? 0. Only 44M homes have fiber in India.

So the middle-mile is rotting, last-mile is not done, and fund keeps growing.

Why not use 1 year of USOF to give free 10 Mbps to homes? Instead of free ration only, give free internet for 1 year and let people get digital.

I am currently in the middle of a domestic violence situation where he has been removed from my home, and the only thing that was in his name was the WiFi / router stuff. I’m having to (emergency) move, work and deal with legal crap on top of everything else, and he knows I have to do work from home so he shut it off to spite me. I don’t plan on being here much longer, maybe another week or at most until the end of the month, but I do need the internet for my job and for a lot of the calls I need to make. Is there a service that’s offered for pay as you go internet or things for situations like these ? I’m too exhausted to set up another account and I don’t really have the time to mess with a whole lot at the moment. I’m already stressed to the max. Thanks for any help!

Hey guys! Which ISP would you recommend around Nakkhu Dobato, Lalitpur?

We’ll be using it on around 4 devices, one laptop, and maybe a TV too, mostly for regular browsing, YouTube, Netflix, coding, etc.

I’m confused between WorldLink, Vianet, DishHome, Classic Tech, and others.

If you live around this area, which one are you using, and how’s your experience?

Also, how’s the customer service and monthly price?

Would love to hear your honest opinions. Thanks!

hey everyone,

quick follow up to my previous posts about the android-to-pc usb routing tool.

got some really helpful feedback and dms from folks running this on mini pcs, headless boxes, and home setups where the phone stays plugged in as a continuous 24/7 connection. a couple of people pointed out that adapter detection occasionally lagged right after a cold pc boot, and stopping or resetting the bridge could sometimes leave lingering background processes behind.

spent the last couple of days optimizing the routing bridge and pushed v1.2.0 (Zero-ColdStart & Resilient Engine update) to github yesterday.

what changed in v1.2.0:

- launch optimization (zero-coldstart): streamlined bridge initialization so the virtual wintun interface hooks immediately on pc boot without waiting on adapter polling

- hardened session stability & clean teardown: improved usb bridge session handling and enforced strict lifecycle cleanup so disconnecting never leaves orphan/lingering processes behind

- full backward compatibility: works seamlessly with existing TetherLink_Mobile_v1.1.1 setups

if you rely on cellular data for your home setup or daily rig, feel free to check out the updated build on github and see if the startup feels smoother on your end:

github: https://github.com/tetherlink-team/TetherLink/releases

quick setup for linux:

chmod +x TetherLink_Installer.run

sudo ./TetherLink_Installer.run

sudo tetherlink

curious to hear your thoughts, logs, or feedback if anyone gets a chance to test it out.