User talk:2600:1700:C460:A220:149E:F857:9CB8:3EDE: Difference between revisions
→I Have a New IP Address: Switched "device" to "thing". |
Switched "this" to "it". And yes, I know that I am making changes too fast. |
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I should also add the reason why I switched to this current IP. Long story short, my previous device (which was a Chromebook) was having issues with connectivity. For some reason, my old Chromebook would slow down drastically every time I searched something on Google. So I switched my Chromebook for another device, thinking that this would solve the problem. But NOPE, it did not. But eventually, I stopped having these problems on my new Chromebook, and now this thing runs normally when I search on Google. |
I should also add the reason why I switched to this current IP. Long story short, my previous device (which was a Chromebook) was having issues with connectivity. For some reason, my old Chromebook would slow down drastically every time I searched something on Google. So I switched my Chromebook for another device, thinking that this would solve the problem. But NOPE, it did not. But eventually, I stopped having these problems on my new Chromebook, and now this thing runs normally when I search on Google. |
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So yeah, this may seem far-fetched, but |
So yeah, this may seem far-fetched, but it is the truth. Please don't take it the wrong way. |
Latest revision as of 22:51, 13 May 2023
I Have a New IP Address[edit]
Hi, I have previously used the IP 2600:1700:C460:A220:B182:3C33:132A:8DAB. I know that I have been making excessive and unreasonable edits to all these articles, but it's all in the past now. I have moved onto this new IP address, but it is now unreasonable to block my current IP for such a reason.
I should also add the reason why I switched to this current IP. Long story short, my previous device (which was a Chromebook) was having issues with connectivity. For some reason, my old Chromebook would slow down drastically every time I searched something on Google. So I switched my Chromebook for another device, thinking that this would solve the problem. But NOPE, it did not. But eventually, I stopped having these problems on my new Chromebook, and now this thing runs normally when I search on Google.
So yeah, this may seem far-fetched, but it is the truth. Please don't take it the wrong way.