it gets power from transformer station where are multiple boutiques and local tesco express connected, probably my house belong to that network too, according to google earth. and what do you guys have new? is there a someone who fixed this or is 'clean' for more than atleast 2 months?This problem exists in gaming cafes too
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agendarsky
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Re: This problem exists in gaming cafes too
i've been working for while in fresh opened gaming caffe which is 15 meters far of my house and the issue on both local and internet server was more than noticable. it gets power from transformer station where are multiple boutiques and local tesco express connected, probably my house belong to that network too, according to google earth. and what do you guys have new? is there a someone who fixed this or is 'clean' for more than atleast 2 months?
it gets power from transformer station where are multiple boutiques and local tesco express connected, probably my house belong to that network too, according to google earth. and what do you guys have new? is there a someone who fixed this or is 'clean' for more than atleast 2 months?
Re: This problem exists in gaming cafes too
Ask some electrician where you are connected. You could be surprised. I have transformer near my apartment block and it is not the one is connected to.
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