Author Topic: NET NEUTRALITY NOW EXISTS  (Read 5507 times)

Before being borked, my broadband was up to 3mb/s. :'c

well if you don't have at least 3MB/s download then your internet technically isn't even broadband
but that's it
companies just can't advertise "broadband" internet unless it's at least 3MB/s
there's nothing saying there has to be a standard of 3MB/s
but it is broadband and the max speed is like 1mb/s

Now all we have to do is read the actual content of the bill and see what they slipped in while they were at it  :cookieMonster:

3mb/s?
get on my level


65 mb/s

verizon brother

that's not an accomplishment
also that's not a speed test

but it is broadband and the max speed is like 1mb/s
nope, the definition of broadband states that it must be at least 25 megabits per second download, which is approximately 3 megabytes per second, and 4 megabits per second upload, which is half a megabyte per second. Even I don't have broadband technically, and I have 3MB/s download easily, but I don't have high enough upload speed.

http://www.theverge.com/2015/1/29/7932653/fcc-changed-definition-broadband-25mbps

3mb/s?
get on my level


65 mb/s

verizon brother
thats megabits doe



same thing
if by "same" you mean different by a factor of 8, then yes. same. He's got 8.13MB/s.

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Wrong thread?


if by "same" you mean different by a factor of 8, then yes. same. He's got 8.13MB/s.
Wrong thread?
whoops

same thing
you have like 5mb/s wow what an accomplishment

you have like 5mb/s wow what an accomplishment
it's 8 mb/s
and it doesn't even matter, as long as it doesn't run like a goddamn calculator

3mb/s?
get on my level


65 mb/s

verizon brother
That looks like the speed of your Wi-Fi adapter


thats megabits doe
That's what he said
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