by Tiger » Thu Feb 19, 2015 11:49 pm
Is the internet faster here than in the other places you could use it? Yes. Slower? No.
Are you troubleshooting a problem? No. Testing something? No. Load testing/stress testing? No. Visiting websites? No. One specific website? No. Using FTP? No. Doing something illegal? No!!! Is your computer the only device on the wireless network at the time? Not likely. Relevant? No. Does your employer approve? Disapprove? Not care? Not know? This one. Relevant? Somewhat.
So you're going to work early so you can piggyback on their network... but three hours early. Are you taking an online class? No. Is what you're doing private? Not really. Do you not want others to be aware of it? Yes. If so, family members? coworkers? This one/my boss.
Also, what's latency? Latency, sometimes called 'ping' is the delay between your computer sending data to a server and whatever action want carried out to take place (ideally, you would want low latency to have little to no delay). I use the internet at work because the internet is faster, and therefore, latency is lower, which is important for what I do in the mornings.