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I have a grandfathered Google Workplace account used by members of my family since the service first started and ok-ed by Google when they eased out the free accounts a while back. All worked well

There are many things that can effect connection speeds. Compost, uh, I mean Comcast, uses coaxial. Jim S said he uses “gigabit” fiber optics. That is the biggest cause for the increased speed,

Thanks so much for confirming what I’m experiencing. Did you do any searching to see whether others had experienced this? It looks as though you’re also composing in formatted text. I just

I had a similar thing happen to me while writing an email. Something I had previously wrote popped up overwriting part of the message. Command-Z didn’t fix the prob

My FIOS is Fibre to the node then coax to the house, so the last few 100 feet or so are coax. But still 700 mbps download. Hugh

tim meidroth wrote: "Gigabit" Fios is a symmetric internet connection at nominally 1 Gbps (1000 megabits per second). I have Verizon Fios (one of the major US cellular/phone/cable providers). This is

For the past few weeks I’ve been bedeviled with seemingly random mishandling of typed formatted text while I’m composing mail on my 14 inch M3 Pro MacBook Pro (running Sonoma 14.3). As I type,

Two days ago, I took a bike ride during which my bike computer, getting data from my Apple watch (Series 7, GPS + Cellular), occasionally reported pulse rate drops to the 50s while I was peddling at

We *could* have 1 Gig BB here (104 Mb/s upload), but we just don’t need it. <https://www.virginmedia.com/broadband/gigabit> Otto

https://www.verizon.com/home/internet/fios-fastest-internet/ <https://www.verizon.com/home/internet/fios-fastest-internet/> Pat

is jim's upload speed a result of this option from verizon? Fios Gigabit Connection $89.99/mo.* Up to 940Mbps -------- [email protected]> wrote:

actually, there are an astonishing number of people who upload videos every day, although accuracy of the estimated volume is very hard to pin down, if not impossible…here are some *conservative*

As others have stated, that’s typically what most ISPs promise. I think FIOS, on the other hand, promises SYMMETRICAL download and upload speeds -- Jim Robertson

Regarding the “” setting … On the following Apple Support webpage, set to macOS Sonoma: https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/set-sleep-and-wake-settings-mchle41a6ccd/14.0/mac/14.0 Under the

It's usual in the UK for download:upload speeds to be in the ratio 10:1 and I’d guess the same would apply to at least some ISPs elsewhere. The reasoning is that most users do a lot of downloading

It depends on your ISP. Check with your ISP to determine whether you are getting promised upload speeds.

It is none of the above. Here is a post from Ben Rosenthal on another list: "There seems to be a lot of confusion on this thread about where to find the “hard disk sleep” setting on various Macs.

my upload speed with comcast/xfinity isp and brave: 12mbps jim saklad's upload speed with (what isp?) and brave: 939mbps ...something is *seriously* wrong with this picture! [email protected]> wrote:

iPads and iPhones use AirPrint, so they don’t have printer specific drivers on them. A firmware update (if one were available), which takes place on the printer, not your device, could possibly

tim wrote: Speedtest.net On a desktop Mac connected to “gigabit” Fios Safari Download Mbps 470.01 Upload Mbps 730.42 Brave Download Mbps 745.47 Upload Mbps 939.48 DuckDuckGo Download Mbps 928.46