u/LESGuy

I'm moving to a new house soon and I'm surprised to see that AT&T isnt available considering the neighborhood is a new buildout. Anyone have any information on what their planned buildout is?

I refuse to get Cox :)

So we just bought a new house and I'm getting everything prepared for us to move in. I checked AT&T's site with my address and it indicated that I have 1gb fiber available at that address. Sweet! So I order the UCG and now that we're getting close to move in date I start the ISP process.

I call and find out that the only ACTUAL available internet there is AT&T Air (5g). My other choice is Cox - which is absolutely not happening.

So I'm going to get the Air for now (there is a 7 day free trial period to see how connectivity actually is) and then I guess just use the Ethernet port on my UCG for uplink?

That's my question - I'm assuming I can just use the Ethernet WAN port on the UCG-F for connectivity, is that right?

I know I may get some double NAT'ing, but I'm going to do my best to wait until AT&T actually builds out fiber in this area...

I’m moving to a new house (built in 2024) in a few weeks. I’m getting ATT 1g and will have a UCG-Fiber. How do I get them to hook straight into my device instead of setting up whatever they normally would for a residence?

We’re buying a new (2024) house and I’d like to get the plans for it. There are a couple of design tools that I can upload a simplified version of them to that will help us design things out (wireless access point placement for example).

What’s the website or office that I would go to to request these documents? I saw that I might also have to sign something saying I won’t use them against their copyright terms as well which is fine since that’s definitely not what I want them for.

I'd absolutely love to have the blueprints, specs, whatever the builder might have for the house. Could be cool to frame them for my office, but I also want to upload them into design tools (such as a wireless access design tool that will help you with coverage based on your house layout).

I've heard that they might not typically do this, but is there a way I could ask the builder that would make my chances of getting them higher?

Need to have the system flushed and whatever done to it, old car that just blows hot air. Want to bring it to someone good who deserves the work and not some chain place

Looking to get back into the market after a hiatus. I have tons of experience but not a lot of "ins" since I'm new to the area. Are there any decent tech recruiting companies or should I just start hitting individual company website job listings?

Just curious if this is worth it. She’s always dreamed of having one and I’d love to be able to surprise her with coming home to one after one of her business trips.

Edited to add: we both know it’s not super functional but she really likes the look of it. It’s her first home ownership and feels like it’s one of those things that just makes her feel like “she made it” so it’s much more of a feel thing than convenience

Neighborhood is still being constructed which is a drawback and getting to WMHO isn’t the easiest, but anyone else have experiences with that neighborhood?