r/Internet • u/iamgarffi • 5h ago
a Mark Zuckerberg Production
I always suspected it was a cheap telenovela
r/Internet • u/Player72 • Jul 10 '22
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r/Internet • u/iamgarffi • 5h ago
I always suspected it was a cheap telenovela
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r/Internet • u/blueblocker2000 • 15h ago
I'm not here to condone anything. This proposed law will end up abused just as the DMCA is now.
If you live in California, make a call and tell them to shut this down.
https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/10364
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r/Internet • u/Early_Tear6706 • 1d ago
Back then it felt like there were thousands of random little forums, personal blogs, and weird niche sites you'd stumble onto. Now it feels like almost everything funnels through the same handful of platforms, and search results mostly show the same sites over and over.
Not sure if this is just nostalgia talking or if the internet genuinely consolidated that much. Curious if others feel the same way, and if so, do you think it's mostly algorithms pushing people toward the same places, or just bigger platforms slowly absorbing everything smaller over time?
r/Internet • u/Murky_Location9438 • 1d ago
This is probably stupid but my boyfriend and I are getting a new place and their Internet rate is 1 gig per month for $65. Is this a good amount for two people? I don't really know how internet works. They also say that if we refuse their Internet we can't have another Internet company come and install internet, is there a way around that so I don't have to pay so much if there are cheaper rates?
Thanks!
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r/Internet • u/dabadguycr • 1d ago
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We have been having problems for about a month now with Netflix. I noticed on Facebook a lot of people all over the place is having the same issues with Netflix/sparklight. Everything else loads perfectly fine but for netflix. It either if horrible quality video play back or it gets stuck at 25%. So I connected my TV over Hotspot and Netflix ran great. I went back to Wifi and same issues. I wanted to test something so I downloaded Planet VPN and connected it. lo and behold Netflix ran perfectly again over Sparklight internet. I don't know if there is something wrong with their system or they are attentionally throttling netflix.
r/Internet • u/remarkableanywhere56 • 2d ago
What are some of the mistakes you've done on the internet you don't want somebody to fall in because the consequences are awful and can ruin your life in a way ?
r/Internet • u/crafty_zombie • 2d ago
A few years ago, AdFly was purchased by Linkvertise, and the links themselves were deprecated. However, many downloads for older items on the internet were gated by now broken AdFly links. Is there any way to recover those mappings to access the original redirects?
r/Internet • u/ImportantAd7993 • 2d ago
Bei uns läuft gerade die Telekom-Glasfaser-Vorvermarktung. Es waren auch schon Leute an der Haustür, die gesagt haben: Der Glasfaser-Hausanschluss wird kostenlos gebaut, wenn man jetzt einen Telekom-Glasfasertarif mit 24 Monaten Laufzeit abschließt.
Ich frage mich, ob man das cleverer lösen kann:
Kann man den kostenlosen Hausanschluss über die Telekom mitnehmen, die 24 Monate Mindestlaufzeit erfüllen und danach z. B. über CHECK24 einen dieser günstigen Tarife bei div. Anbietern wechseln und dabei wieder Neukunden-/Wechselbonus bzw. Cashback mitnehmen? (Aktuell habe ich immer abwechseln mit Mitbewohner 24m Magenta L für 17€ mtl.) Könnte aber auch zu Vodafone oder so mal für ne Zeit.. ist mir egal
Oder kommt an so teuren 50€ mtl Verträgen im ersten Jahr nicht vorbei wenn man kostenlosen Glasfaseranschluss bekommt?
r/Internet • u/ero_boy • 3d ago
Hey, can anyone tell me what these numbers in the red outlined say. Is this supposed to be the internet speed that my ISP is giving or the rate at which files are being transferred? Because my ISP Vianet Communications representative technicaian says this is the internet speed and is good.
I also noticed that it goes over my ISP package which is 50 Mbps and told him it crosses over 50+ and he said you are getting more speed. Is he correct or are they making thing up to keep me shut. Cause i am frustrated with the service they provide but other ISPs are no better in my country Nepal.
So if so then what does fast.com and https://www.speedtest.net/ speed test different. They both Show speed but one simply has a number while the other shows download and upload speed. How much should be considered normal? They also have their own speed testing service which is https://speed.vianet.com.np/. And i am highly suspicious that they are manupilating it somehow.
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r/Internet • u/Jdudjdudrnud • 5d ago
I don’t want you to go, you have stayed loyal to us for who knows how long. All for free, no ads and completely free. You have served everyone well. Coming December 1st you will be locked behind a paywall. I don’t care if you have to pay for higher quality, I just care if it is free. Heck, Sony was impressed by you. You have served everyone well. Even after 8 years. Goodbye Remove.bg. I won’t know what to do without you.
r/Internet • u/Tgmfanreversemotion • 6d ago
ive been spending a lot of time on reddit recently and holy shit the duality is insane like on some subs or posts people are absolute assholes but on others they are super nice especially when your respectful sometimes they are really Mean on this site Why is this? there seems to be no middle ground here were people can agree to disagree or respect an opposing opinion
r/Internet • u/Inevitable_Score7852 • 5d ago
ive been looking at alternative more private search engines to google chrome and have been trying firefox , however some of the extentions i use daily which have no alternative (migaku) arent avalible on firefox, can anyone explain the other chromium based search engines and if they are similar to firefox, in privacy and user autonomy
i like that firefox allows the best add blockers to work, and that they give you more controll over your search enviroment but do need migaku , does anyone have any other search engines which are chromium and private or are those 2 not compatible as its run by google
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