Re:ISP announces 86% slowdown “in line with others”
by fossuser on Sunday June 27, 2021 @01:22PM
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We're lucky - it's at the top of a hill overlooking a giant valley up mosquito road I think on the west side of town? It took a few tries and there is still a minor obstruction which causes occasional 10s drops. It's my in-laws house (I just bought the starlink set up for them so there would be better connectivity when I'm there).
If I had control over placement and such I think I could get a view without obstruction.
They still have calnet as a fallback network, but it's slow and has similar latency.
Re:ISP announces 86% slowdown “in line with others”
by BostonEnginerd on Sunday June 27, 2021 @08:59PM
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Have you looked at T-Mobile's home ISP product? I'm in an urban area, but it's been working great here @ $50/mo. Last speed test was 220Mbps down / 60Mbps up.
Re:ISP announces 86% slowdown “in line with others”
by missedthecue on Sunday June 27, 2021 @04:53PM
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The fcc never gave them half a trillion. The fcc never had half a trillion to give. Can you show me where in ATTs financial statements they gained $500 billion or anywhere near that?
Re:ISP announces 86% slowdown “in line with others”
by ncmncm on Sunday June 27, 2021 @06:22PM
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It was a $half billion. And obviously the FCC never gave it to anybody; as I wrote right there in the very posting you replied to, landline subscribers were taxed for it.
A $half billion seemed like a lot of money back then.
Re:ISP announces 86% slowdown “in line with others”
by ncmncm on Monday June 28, 2021 @11:25AM
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Per rasz's link, it is $400B and rising.
Only the reduced number of landlines in use makes it rise more slowly.
But it is good news that Pville is in a served area now. Where did you find a prairie in Pville?