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Comcast is our cable company. I get 30Mbps down and 8Mbps up and home phone for 62.00 a month, just internet would have been $10 more. So for the savings I have a home phone. I know it makes no sense. I will not give up my directv, even though I fight with them a lot over pricing. Good experience with DirectTV then? From a home automation perspective it is WAY better for me. I have been with them for 14 years and love the signal and 3D channels, but I will fight with them every time they change my price and they always have taken care of me.

What model? L7224U

I just got done installing a new Honeywell universal aquastat to get a fucking error code 2! ECOM fault! Fucking thing is going back. The only thing that connects to the ECOM is the thermostat and that is brand new.

My DSL through verizon was not bad, just at times was very slow.

Comcast is our cable company. I get 30Mbps down and 8Mbps up and home phone for 62.00 a month, just internet would have been $10 more. So for the savings I have a home phone. I know it makes no sense. I will not give up my directv, even though I fight with them a lot over pricing.

My DSL was 2.6 and cable is 30. So for me it was a no brainier. What is the DSL speed in your area.

Easter eggs in every picture. That is wax on my table. We made some 12 gauge loads with wax and BB's

Don't mind the pictures in the background.

First time welding cast. I made a couple passes and my buddy finished it up.

Yea it has to be that type of porn causing your issues

I bought a spin bike before Christmas from sears and have almost 100 miles on it already. Kind of fun peddling in front of a tv, makes having a dvr worth while.

Mine is a Paradigm CC-290, it gets the job done.

Maybe all that snowmobile porn is slowing your router down.

Mine is Asus RT-A66R

Not sure about that, but my asus router kicks ass on this cable internet.

Got my first wack at welding cast today. I need more practice, but I sure did surprise myself.

Enough with my tv rambling. My brother has started his FFL process! You know what that means!

I agree, that is why I still run 1080 and have not bought in the 4k yet.

My next one will be mounted to the wall because I don't want to buy a larger center channel.

In today's shared tech world it is pretty hard to buy a shitty tv.

Kind of like up scaling 720 to 1080, it can be done, but nothing replaces a true signal.

I believe all the newer 4k TV's will upscale to a point.

A friend bought a Sharp Q+. We set that thing up and I loved it. I am a Sony 4k guy, but after that Sharp install I may switch at a later point.

No, when I was looking at them I was told to get the most out of it you have to buy the up converter to get until the cable companies can provide a 4k signal.

I love active 3D.