I realize i'm saying what everyone else is saying, but in the off chance that someone high up somewhere reads/hears about threads like this, it's important to see the responses.
I run linux at home, i have a fedora box at home that sits right next to my windows machine. I enjoy using it every now and then, but there is no substitute for gaming on windows. I have a horrible addiction to eve, and until ccp decides to support linux again, or the rest of my steam games are available on linux, i'll have to keep w7.
hey, at least with msdnaa, i get legit free copies of w7 for home use only
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I'm in Overland Park and the coverage is great. Of course with this being Sprint's backyard, you would expect it to be so. The ironic thing is that on Sprint's actual campus, coverage is spotty at best. They must not like having their employees wasting company time playing on their cell phones.
"That impressed Steve Curtin of Denver, who tweeted about his Comcast Internet service conking out last spring BEFORE calling the cable company. A cable agent reached out to him and got him back online within half an hour."
something seems amiss here... is this the new internet system that doesn't need cable, but instead works on hopes and dreams??
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I realize i'm saying what everyone else is saying, but in the off chance that someone high up somewhere reads/hears about threads like this, it's important to see the responses. I run linux at home, i have a fedora box at home that sits right next to my windows machine. I enjoy using it every now and then, but there is no substitute for gaming on windows. I have a horrible addiction to eve, and until ccp decides to support linux again, or the rest of my steam games are available on linux, i'll have to keep w7. hey, at least with msdnaa, i get legit free copies of w7 for home use only 0/
I'm in Overland Park and the coverage is great. Of course with this being Sprint's backyard, you would expect it to be so. The ironic thing is that on Sprint's actual campus, coverage is spotty at best. They must not like having their employees wasting company time playing on their cell phones.
"That impressed Steve Curtin of Denver, who tweeted about his Comcast Internet service conking out last spring BEFORE calling the cable company. A cable agent reached out to him and got him back online within half an hour." something seems amiss here... is this the new internet system that doesn't need cable, but instead works on hopes and dreams??