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Cough! Cough!

You mean actually do what we're paying them to do? No wai!

23-7 now, 4:10 left in the 2nd.

Yikes!

Yeah, my bad. I had some mexican food last night that didn’t agree with me. So ya know, what better place.

Next time I fart in water, I’m calling it performance art.

This has one of those "aggy gon go and fuck this up" feelings. If anyone can, it's aggy.

M-I-Z S-U-X

A whole 203 yards? oh wait, in 5 games, right?

Well, it kinda starts now, but not really. It’s qualifying events or some shit for next year. So kinda 25.

banana hammocks?

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That will depend on what is compatible with the spectrum network, and they "allow." Ubiquiti does offer a cable modem, but you'll have to check it against spectrum's list.

You could do worse for providers, but their speeds won’t be symmetrical, and won’t reach a full gig. Their modems aren’t good, I’d look at buying your own. AP6-Pro’s are the sweet-spot in the current AP offerings. For the switch, a Pro Max 16 PoE will be plenty for those 4 AP’s.

And that’s the kicker. I’m not sure if I’d run large enterprise with ubiquiti, but it’s never let me down. With the additional info provided, a unifi setup would rock that space for a co-work setup. I beat the crap out of my home lab for work and “play.” No complaints. Agree a gig is fine for pipe size. Since it’s a co-work space, and not a full, singular office/company, I doubt there would be large internal network transfers. That can save some. 4 AP’s, a switch with enough PoE budget, and a dream machine pro should be plenty for that. Throw it in a mini rack, and good to go. If you need a printer, plenty of ports. The UDMP will also have PoE as a backup, just in case. It’s possible to use an Ultra Cloud Gateway Max, but not sure that’s going to be the best option for the router. Could maybe grab one to have on hand for a backup. Wouldn’t hurt to have an extra AP as well. You can still run on 3. 4 is just for coverage in the space.

Unifi. Hands. Down. Find a true fiber provider. Spectrum will let you down, even a business account. What types of data are moving around locally? Big files and such, or piddly shit? Internal bandwidth matters, which will dictate switches and such.

fify

So your wife falls for the old “organic” label, huh? Best of luck.