ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: What was included in this Cox TV software update? You know it's sad because I actually respected you as a person and engineer, but I guess anyone is capable of taking the blue pill and becoming a tool. Have fun. TRS out. Re: What was included in this Cox TV software update? Also I'm using speech to text because I'm disabled but that doesn't make me stupid. Also, I think I may have a tumor on my adrenaline gland above my kidney on the left side. 2 days ago there was blood in my urine and tomorrow I'm going to the doctor for an ultrasound. So yeah maybe there's something going on in my head but maybe it's just the brainwashers trying to take me out. But whatever there's no way me or you can prove any of this. All I was doing is blowing the whistle so someone more knowledgeable than me can have a look. Screw me right? Re: What was included in this Cox TV software update? Well first because they probably just don't care because they're only getting paid to meet their metrics. Didn't you used to work there? I would think that you would understand on some level. But also it's because their support has gotten a lot worse since they outsourced it. That's one of the reasons why they failed and why they're being bought. I'm going to guess this problem has more to do with moving away from the X1 platform because Spectrum doesn't use it. But the other thing I was talking about is way more serious even though it's far less likely. I'm just talking about a company that is spending a lot of money developing quantum computing and AI and they just released an update to their AI along with new DRM for the firmware of their DAC. You can call me crazy if that makes you feel better, but I would suggest maybe asking someone who could confirm or deny what I'm saying. Is it worth the risk? We're talking about the end of human life and maybe biological life in the Galaxy or universe. So yeah I'm going to spend a little bit of time checking that out. Maybe you should too. Or is that blinking light that is brainwashing you telling you not to question it. None so blind as those that see. Re: Pzyliak You sure. Haven't they always at least been somewhat bad. The main difference now is they sold most of their systems and outsource them and now the whole company is being bought by different ISP. So yeah they're bad now but you always kind of were. I think it all went downhill around DOCSIS 3.1 and the new panoramic gateways, but I think the main change is when they picked up the X1 platform. Re: Frequent Disconnects Looking at the signal levels my gut is telling me is something to do with OTA or tv signal interfering with the DOCSIS signal that the modem uses. My guess is you're looking to either remove, replace upgrade or bypass some kind of signal amplifier that's used in your apartment complex to spread the signal to the different apartments. If so, the easiest route might be just to ask Cox to get your own line installed to your apartment so it doesn't even touch that amp and they don't have to replace or change anything that affects everyone. Re: Frequent Disconnects That's probably at least part of the problem. I still think DNS still plays some kind of role though. Connectivity may be the path of least resistance though. How does property management deal with wires on the property. Do you see them working a lot and replacing them. Do they call someone else like a contractor. Do they call someone else like a contractor or do they have a deal with Cox? Who put the wiring in the first place? I guess these are all questions you're going to ask anyway, but I'm just asking them in case you haven't. Re: Frequent Disconnects Not interested in the fate of humankind and perhaps life in the known universe. Okay that's cool. Good luck with your internet. Re: What was included in this Cox TV software update? Not to be tin hat because Arkham razor but did it happen about a week or two ago. Did you see problems on your Android phone, specifically Android 16 and specifically on Pixel? I think Google is quietly pushing new security tokens in the firmware for the dacs used in the phone. I wonder if it's based off of a a Unix kernal change that affected all OS and ecosystems. Like it even affected Apple in some way but they think that could have to do with Apple using Google as its homepage and that could be why Apple recently stopped doing that. Again, I could be connecting some dots that shouldn't be connected but I think some of them definitely do connect. I'm just talking about a greedy company that makes more money than God wants to make more money. That's not even really strange. It's just how they're doing it. That's weird. I have all kinds of data and I have run all kinds of tests, pen testing and social engineering and I'm ready to make this public heads up. This is definitely going to rock the boat. I suspect some things are going to get even weirder and crazier over the next few weeks. Hold on to your butts. Re: IPv6 and Thread Border Routers Remember, all I offer is the truth. Nothing more. Nothing less. Do you think that light you're looking at right now isn't blinking? 🤔 https://youtu.be/9BAM9fgV-ts?si=Fpkbsgxy3JLKStjS Re: IPv6 and Thread Border Routers Hello Muff, I am Puft! Fancy meeting you here. It sounds like you're doing something fun and trying to push past comfort levels And adapt but I'm curious to why you'd want to make it easier for Amazon to collect your user data. What are you trying to do or fix? What exactly do you need? IPv64. Can't you use ddns in some way? Either way, I suspect the issue has something to do with DNS relay and how Cox ipv6 DNS works. I think in the last week or two there has been some changes and I think has something to do with Cox making some changes with the DNS servers and domain in general in regards to charter purchasing them and that transitioning going to take over probably in about 6 months now. There's also some big changes going on with Google and Gemini live specifically that may be relevant since you're talking about Alexa which is a competing AI. They're also a bunch of bugs related to Android 16, but I don't think that's official release yet. They are just playing with it on the pixel hardware platform. I think they may have also did an update about a week ago that messed with the DRM on the firmware level on the audio DAC that handle the input output language. Specifically the cipher keys, but I'm probably using the wrong specific verbiage but you get my idea. Bad. Like the day the music died bad. I'm probably crazy. I mean I hope I'm crazy. We'll probably know in a few weeks so fingers crossed. Hope that helps. Let me know if you have any questions or if you solve the problem on your own in some way because now I'm just curious. Do you know the muffin man?