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2024.05.19 01:24 09Klr650 Wow, Spectrum did NOT want to let me cancel
2024.05.09 22:24 Classic-Plenty-9942 VIP EMAIL
Why does it say this vip package isn’t a ticket to get into the show??? Did I need to buy general admission too??? submitted by Classic-Plenty-9942 to RainbowKittenSurprise [link] [comments] |
2024.05.06 13:53 CFL_Pigskin_Pickem CFL Pigskin Pickem 2024 is now open
2024.05.06 00:47 muddymoose Extra ticket to Bayside tonight at Roadrunner
2024.05.03 09:02 TerribleSell2997 Road Haulage Market is Dazzling Worldwide and Forecast to 2030
2024.04.27 13:06 Remarkable_Owl_9408 How to fix roadrunner email Performance issues
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2024.04.26 22:17 Realistic-Material36 Roadrunner customer experience - 100 miles in.
I'm in the USA so I thought it would be worth going with an American distributor, just for logistics sake. It was. The scooter itself (Roadrunner RS5 Pro) is insanely fast and extremely solid. 100% recommend if it's in your budget, but it's NOT for first-timers IMHO. I'm 230 lbs and can routinely go over 45mph. The acceleration is wild - in higher speed settings it throws you back and chirps tires taking off - by the time you can look at the speedometer, you're going 35. The company has been great also. They forgot to send enough hardware for both fenders (or possibly I lost it), but they answered my email and sent out the hardware within 15 minutes - arrived in a couple days. They also sell all the components that you might eventually want to replace too, so that's handy. I ride every day back and forth to work, and it's a dream. Huge upgrade from my hiboy (which I also loved) in terms of speed, ride quality, and... everything. the upgraded components from Roadrunner, like the horizontal thumb throttle, for instance, are worth the extra cost when compared to the price of the kugoo g3, IMHO. Happy to answer questions if anyone has any. submitted by Realistic-Material36 to ElectricScooters [link] [comments] |
2024.04.24 22:31 ReasonRaider Summer Project Scooter?
Thinking about pulling the trigger on a Geofought G14 100ah 15000w electric scooter for a project scooter during the summer. The specs for the specific model im looking at are 100ah Samsung cells (confirmed with manufacturer) dual 72v 7500w motors, 14 inch tires and a top speed of 74 mph. My goal wouldn’t be to make it the best it can possible be, but over the course of the summer fix most if not all problems it has, (locktite all screws, redo the cockpit etc) this is basically a parts bin scooter like the roadrunner RS5 because you can just email Geofought the parts you want and they will ship it from their US warehouse. Thoughts? submitted by ReasonRaider to ElectricScooters [link] [comments] |
2024.04.24 11:37 No-Interaction1932 Roadrunner Email Support
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2024.04.22 19:29 chownbrian roadrunner email for active spectrum account disabled
2024.04.19 07:01 sdmike1 Can receive but not send email
2024.04.05 23:27 barrey Shoutout to RoadRunner Auto Transport
2024.03.23 01:20 NabiCook Roadrunner RX7 is now shipping end of April. Hopefully this is their final "delay"
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2024.03.22 15:09 dzw001 Community Fibre 3Gbps review/set up guide (6 months)
Hi all, I’ve been using the Community Fibre London (CFL) 3Gbps package since September and wanted to share my thoughts and my network set up. I’ve seen a growing number of people with CFL related questions, so I hope this can somewhat help out. submitted by dzw001 to london [link] [comments] I ended up choosing the 3Gbps package, as it is currently the only package CFL offers which doesn’t incorporate the use CGNAT. CGNAT can be a hindrance if you need to port forward at some stage. Also, it somehow worked out cheaper than what I was paying Virgin Media for 1Gbps package. I’ve attached the pics in order, this is how my set up is currently arranged: Firstly, CFL runs a fibre cable directly from outside (either from telephone pole or underground), into a small box inside your house. (Pic 1/2). From the inside box, the fibre cable is then connected to an ADTRAN SDX 631 XGS-PON ONT.(Pic 3) From the ONT, they run an Ethernet cable into the Technicolor Router (they use an SFP+ to Ethernet Transceiver on the router end, to convert from fibre to copper). (Pic 4) I also opted for the CFL Mesh system. They provided me with 3 x Linksys Velop Gigabit Mesh units. They set this up in bridge mode, meaning they turned off the WiFi on the Technicolor router and instead solely use the Mesh’s for WiFi. I have found these Linksys mesh’s to be really good, and I have three in total so WiFi coverage around my house is brilliant. Yes, I know the Mesh’s are only Gigabit, but in reality asking for anything over 1G via WiFi is unrealistic unless all your devices are capable. I upgraded my current gigabit switch and purchased a Zyxel XGS1250-12 10G Network Switch. I connected this directly to the 10G port on the back of the Technicolor router (only one 10G out RJ45 port on the router, so if you have multiple devices needing wired 10G, you’d need a switch). Also, please ignore the ridiculous heatsink on the switch, I had a spare one laying around and stuck it on top (it does actually function 😅). From this switch, I run an Ethernet cable directly to my PC, which is equipped with a TP LINK TX401 10G Network Card. Few things to note:
But in my opinion, the price is actually quite reasonable for what you’re actually getting. A few years ago, this price/speed would’ve been unheard of. It is also nice to see that 10G home networking gear is coming down in price. If you’re seriously considering it, just make sure you check beforehand how much (if any) it will cost you to upgrade your home networking kit. As it will just be pointless getting 3Gbps if your home devices are capped at gigabit. Also dependant on where you live in the UK, there are other full FTTP providers (Hyperoptic, G Network etc) but I can’t really comment on costs as they’re not available to me. Happy to help if anyone has any questions! |
2024.03.22 14:48 dzw001 Community Fibre London 3Gps review and set up
Hi all, I’ve been using the Community Fibre London (CFL) 3Gbps package since September and wanted to share my thoughts and my network set up, in case it can help anyone down the line. submitted by dzw001 to HomeNetworking [link] [comments] I ended up choosing the 3Gbps package, as it is currently the only package CFL offers which doesn’t incorporate the use CGNAT. CGNAT can be a hindrance if you need to port forward at some stage. Also, it somehow worked out cheaper than what I was paying Virgin Media for 1Gbps package. I’ve attached the pics in order, this is how my set up is currently arranged: Firstly, CFL runs a fibre cable directly from outside (either from telephone pole or underground), into a small box inside your house. (Pic 1/2). From the inside box, the fibre cable is then connected to an ADTRAN SDX 631 XGS-PON ONT.(Pic 3) From the ONT, they run an Ethernet cable into the Technicolor Router (they use an SFP+ to Ethernet Transceiver on the router end, to convert from fibre to copper). (Pic 4) I also opted for the CFL Mesh system. They provided me with 3 x Linksys Velop Gigabit Mesh units. They set this up in bridge mode, meaning they turned off the WiFi on the Technicolor router and instead solely use the Mesh’s for WiFi. I have found these Linksys mesh’s to be really good, and I have three in total so WiFi coverage around my house is brilliant. Yes, I know the Mesh’s are only Gigabit, but in reality asking for anything over 1G via WiFi is unrealistic unless all your devices are capable. I upgraded my current gigabit switch and purchased a Zyxel XGS1250-12 10G Network Switch. I connected this directly to the 10G port on the back of the Technicolor router (only one 10G out RJ45 port on the router, so if you have multiple devices needing wired 10G, you’d need a switch). Also, please ignore the ridiculous heatsink on the switch, I had a spare one laying around and stuck it on top (it does actually function 😅). From this switch, I run an Ethernet cable directly to my PC, which is equipped with a TP LINK TX401 10G Network Card. Few things to note:
But in my opinion, the price is actually quite reasonable for what you’re actually getting. A few years ago, this price/speed would’ve been unheard of. It is also nice to see that 10G home networking gear is coming down in price. If you’re seriously considering it, just make sure you check beforehand how much (if any) it will cost you to upgrade your home networking kit. As it will just be pointless getting 3Gbps if your home devices are capped at gigabit. Also dependant on where you live in the UK, there are other full FTTP providers (Hyperoptic, G Network etc) but I can’t really comment on costs as they’re not available to me. Happy to help if anyone has any questions! |
2024.03.19 16:50 ew_kraft Can’t sign into myUTSA account what should I do?
I’ve been trying to log into myUTSA the past couple days to access housing info and the future roadrunner (upcoming freshman) and it hasn’t been letting me sign in. I changed my password and verified my UTSA ID and still hasn’t worked… I sent an email to the help center they linked, the tech cafe, and in order to view my status I have to sign in… what should I do here? submitted by ew_kraft to UTSA [link] [comments] |
2024.03.16 17:59 ITadventure PSA: If you have a Roadrunner.com email from an old TWC account, migrate it to something else ASAP!
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2024.02.28 05:49 bay-uno How to get the sienna you want NOW
Hi wanted to share my experience of how I got this beautiful 2024 limited in Cypress color last month at MSRP. submitted by bay-uno to ToyotaSienna [link] [comments] There is a page on the main Toyota site called inventory search. https://www.toyota.com/search-inventory/model/sienna/ On this page you will find where all of the available and in-transit siennas in the country. Where I live in LA, there is about a month long waiting list and they are selling for about $5k or more above MSPR (either with an actual markup or “dealer add ons). Also we were going to end up compromising on color, features etc. I started looking around on this page and found a few within 500 miles. My plan was to fly to San Jose or wherever it was and drive it back. Then I started to widen the search to New York, Dallas and finally North Carolina, where I found the very rare Cypress exterior in the exact specs that we wanted (limited, grey interior etc..) listed at MSRP. I also learned that if you uncheck the option “in-transit” it will show you only cars that are on the lots. Which is better than trying to make a deal on a car that hasn’t arrive yet etc. I was going to fly out there the next day and have it shipped. But then I decided to just do everything remotely. It took about a week of back and forth emails and phone calls and a fed ex package for signing papers. I then hired a transport company called Roadrunner (there are tons of them) who picked up the car a few days after the deal was done. It took a week to get from North Carolina to Los Angeles and cost $1300. So within 2 weeks of going on to that website, our perfect Sienna was delivered to our doorstep. I realize this might be a little nerve racking for some, and it was for me. But I just went for it and we got the car of our dreams!! |
2024.02.27 19:44 Macauleigh Weird visual glitch on taskbar. Windows 11
Task bar has this weird visual.glitch over it. I have tried updating graphics driver and windows software but has not worked. It shows up on games even when in full screen. Anyone had to deal with this before? submitted by Macauleigh to pcmasterrace [link] [comments] |
2024.02.27 13:16 mhmmsheback Myths about Alcohol and Cirrhosis - A Canadian Liver Foundation presentation!
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