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#151940 10-Sep-2014 17:28

Anyone? Bueller? Anyone?

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#1125955 10-Sep-2014 17:29

this isnt the first time i have seen this done...

there is no words for it...

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#1125957 10-Sep-2014 17:30

hio77: there is no words for it...

Keep calm, and carry on posting.

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#1125961 10-Sep-2014 17:37

Not knowing what the device is from that picture, I'll just complain about overly-bright LEDs.

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#1125967 10-Sep-2014 17:44

Without seeing it from another angle it could be the new BigPipe Ethernet over Cat 2 rate limiter?

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#1125972 10-Sep-2014 17:48

I see a few things wrong in that picture (such as no wired lan), but am I right in assuming that the expected answer has nothing to do with the modem/router itself, but instead is something in the background?

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#1125978 10-Sep-2014 18:05

Filter is around the wrong way. Line end plugged into modem.

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#1125979 10-Sep-2014 18:07

You are all noob.

DSL light isnt showing and WiFi is solid, must have no data transfer over WiFi...

Gimme PS4.

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#1125980 10-Sep-2014 18:09

It's a reverse internet feed designed to suck the whole BigPipe.

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#1125982 10-Sep-2014 18:11

deadlyllama: Filter is around the wrong way. Line end plugged into modem.

MY filter is black and has green, orange and blue wires. Not some weird unrecognisable generic beige one...

Oh, and it's in the roof. That makes it better, by about 42 points.

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#1125983 10-Sep-2014 18:13

There's an ADSL filter, should be a master filter!

Home ADSL: School:

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#1125985 10-Sep-2014 18:20

Detruire: I see a few things wrong in that picture (such as no wired lan), but am I right in assuming that the expected answer has nothing to do with the modem/router itself, but instead is something in the background?

You're right, what you don't see is that this is actually BigPipe UFB. The filter thing is just a red herring, there is no DSL.

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#1126026 10-Sep-2014 19:15

It's a speed filter. It helps make the internet go faster.

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#1126027 10-Sep-2014 19:19

Lorenceo: It's a speed filter. It helps make the internet go faster.

Faster for the rest of us by reducing congestion :D

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#1126039 10-Sep-2014 19:32

Behodar:
Lorenceo: It's a speed filter. It helps make the internet go faster.

Faster for the rest of us by reducing congestion :D

I think Outram musnt have enough filters if your logic is correct?

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#1126063 10-Sep-2014 20:01

is this the Apple iWatch Plus?

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