Reminds me of exporting larger files in Windows Movie Maker back on XP.
I love it when my download estimate says 700 millennia.
I love my ">1 year remaining" on Steam downloads.
Nothing will compare to the days of limewire where you waited two days to download a file just to find out it was mislabeled
Your wifi is shitty because you are sharinf the 2.4G/5G bandwidths with everyone in your apartment, causing interference.
Use an ethernet cable
If you have a desktop just buy a bigger antenna. If you have a laptop, just buy a an external WiFi card and attach a bigger antenna to it. If you only have a phone, then you're shit out of luck. (I suppose that you could find an external WiFi card with Android support, plug it into the USB-C port, and then attach a bigger antenna to it)
If you have a desktop use ethernet
This. Connect to a gigantic antenna via Ethernet
I prefer to use usb-B to micro-usb cables instead of ethernet
I prefer SCSI to mp3
Min-usb to rj11 for ultimate convenience.
Usually when someone says "apartment wifi", it's a few wireless routers spread around the complex with no access to the ethernet ports. Which is why it tends to be shitty if your unit isn't close to one. Hence why you need a bigger antenna.
Just like the file transfer dialog box for Windows 3 to xp
And then it continues loading for 3 minutes after saying "done"
Reminds me of exporting larger files in Windows Movie Maker back on XP.
I love it when my download estimate says 700 millennia.
I love my ">1 year remaining" on Steam downloads.
Nothing will compare to the days of limewire where you waited two days to download a file just to find out it was mislabeled
Your wifi is shitty because you are sharinf the 2.4G/5G bandwidths with everyone in your apartment, causing interference.
Use an ethernet cable
If you have a desktop just buy a bigger antenna. If you have a laptop, just buy a an external WiFi card and attach a bigger antenna to it. If you only have a phone, then you're shit out of luck. (I suppose that you could find an external WiFi card with Android support, plug it into the USB-C port, and then attach a bigger antenna to it)
If you have a desktop use ethernet
This. Connect to a gigantic antenna via Ethernet
I prefer to use usb-B to micro-usb cables instead of ethernet
I prefer SCSI to mp3
Min-usb to rj11 for ultimate convenience.
Usually when someone says "apartment wifi", it's a few wireless routers spread around the complex with no access to the ethernet ports. Which is why it tends to be shitty if your unit isn't close to one. Hence why you need a bigger antenna.
Just like the file transfer dialog box for Windows 3 to xp
sits at 5% for 2 minutes and then 99, 100%!