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That's because they don't want former customers reconnecting themselves thinking they can get something for nothing.

I also assume that is the standard procedure to prevent signal leakage from a cable that may or may not be terminated at the residence. This doesn't remove the Spectrum coax as a possible source of stray incoming current, and that's where this boggles. They did. See the photograph.

As I noted earlier, whenever a cable enters the home, its "ground" part must be earthed. The question remains as to why it was cut, given that the Spectrum cable is still connected.

The "right" thing to do would be to disconnect the red cable from the grounding block and walk away. What does the green plastic tag read?

Earthing is a requirement when the cable is connected, but it may be a liability when the cable isn't connected.

Even underground coax must be "earthed" at the entry point. I'm surprised that they would bother disconnecting anything at the house, as they usually do that at the branch connection in the hopes that there may be a connection in the future. Did Spectrum remove a grounding block, junction box...

Love Will Find a Way - Yes

The point of LEO isn't about creating any surplus anything. It is more about dividing up everyone's pie to serve a few outliers. Frequency reuse isn't a thing with LEO, as the satellites will often cross paths when there are many thousands of them. The technology is already an eyesore for...

Take a Chance On Me - ABBA

Beach Baby - The First Class

Don't You Worry 'bout a Thing - Stevie Wonder

As I said, Microsoft has closed most of the original loopholes. Be aware that Microsoft thoughtfully duplicates your Pictures, Documents, and Desktop folders into your account-associated OneDrive storage by default. If you have anything confidential in there, you need to change some settings.

I Am Woman - Helen Reddy

This is the juiciest fruit that Apple Intelligence has managed to produce so far.

That has been their official position since Windows 11 was released forty-nine months ago. Microsoft is actively disabling the workarounds, and users concerned with privacy keep finding new ways to establish local accounts.