@ashkitten haha yeah. there's a lot of people who think stuff is fine until you put it under load and it crumbles. honestly the only ISP-supplied stuff I've seen that were any good were from Cisco, but all the ISPs around here are phasing those out because they're too expensive.

So I just buy my own router + AP, upgrade independently, and run their supplied one in straight bridge mode. cuts out like 90% of the problems my friends see.

@nergdron Not sure what ours are, I don't think they're from the ISP but maybe they are

@ashkitten yeah. and like, could be ISP line issue in your house too. there's all sorts of crap to diagnose when there's network issues at the home level. it was a big selling point for us, moving into this building that has fibre. definitely don't miss the days of fighting with my ISP to fix bad cabling issues.

@nergdron yeah yikes