You say that like thereâ(TM)s a possibility they arenâ(TM)t corrupt. Hereâ(TM)s a hint, they are approving mergers based on cancelling DEI programs, what does DEI have to do with this? Nothing but criminals gonna criminal.
If a company wants to have a walled garden, ok. Youâ(TM)re free to chose it or chose an alternative. There ARE alternatives, just because you donâ(TM)t like the alternative doesnâ(TM)t make it less true.
If this is the type of garbage youâ(TM)re going to post? âoeâ¦so both are dependent on the goodwill of two of the most ruthless corporations in the world, Google and Apple respectively.â
Of course they reuse viable returned equipment. This is the dumbest thing Iâ(TM)ve read on here in a long time. If itâ(TM)s so old they want to no longer deploy something they wonâ(TM)t use it.
I imagine itâ(TM)s being âoerequiredâ to socialize with employees while some of them are completely wasted. I could personally understand why some people would not feel comfortable doing that. My experience in Fortune100s is everything is âoeoptionalâ but it really isnâ(TM)t if you care at all about your career.
Although not for Comcast but another major player, they likely are putting the "public" wifi on its own SSID, service-flow, and MAC/IP. This means that your modem will have a secondary data stream that can be enforced separately. About the only thing I'd be worried about is someone overwhelming the CPU as these are still underpowered home wifi devices.