It's not a train

My ISP gave me a Docsis 2 router, instead of the 3 I actually bought, and then promptly dropped support for 2 [they've got a local monopoly and do a lot of crappy things (that they don't always recompense you on) on a regular basis, all while overcharging by quite a bit compared to their branches in other locations. It's a mess.].
In any case, it's mostly not too big a deal- doesn't affect things much other than a bit of subpar performance.
However, ever since Google updated their backend with their HTML5 integration, google-based sites [and ONLY them (well, and torrenting)] crash my modem. It's not an issue with google search, there's not enough data there, but google images and youtube both crash my modem straight up. Since youtube auto-cancels the clip on a net loss, rather than letting you pause, reconnect, and continue buffering, it's not like I can do an aggravating on-and-off-again with it to watch anything, either.

It's honestly kinda hilarious, since I can smoothly stream 1080p video on other sites, but youtube crashes my net with the lowest resolution setting. -.-

Well, it's an issue of how the data is dumped toward my modem, and its inability to handle the format, so it makes sense that sites that don't take that approach would still work, it's just still a silly contrast.

Anyway, too busy saving my finances toward a new computer before this one finishes dying to worry about slightly stuttery internet and an inability to watch youtube- think those are pretty minor things by comparison :'P

Besides, I've won so many amazing games lately, and my computer is so near dead that it can no longer run them, so I gotta get a new computer soon, 'cause they're taunting me :'(

Thanks for trying =O

No I got the right singer. It's just it only wants the English translation, and the English translation is the wrong way round...