Quoting prices in USD doesn't necessarily mean people are in the US, it's just an easy point of reference for people, especially people on here.
Home internet speeds
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bauhaus
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http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2013/05/fios-customer-discovers-the-limits-of-unlimited-data-77-tb-in-month/Is that fibre? you know how much? I can probably save a ton by cancelling all my dedi and hosting my stuff from home
Because of this ?
earl
Active Member
Well not really that many I think, maybe a 24U at most, but yeah quite impressive setup he's got.. think he's pretty active on hardforum. Anyways he is pretty recent there was another guy on youtube that had a crude setup way back in 2008..
if you want to check it out.. http://www.youtube.com/user/josh2beefy/videos?sort=da&view=0&flow=grid
Seems home DC is pretty common now.. if you check youtube there quite a few..
Damn,
14Mbit/750Kbit here TPG Unmetered. Would kill for NBN, even have a router with dual wan ready for it
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I know the feeling. I live in one of the suburbs surrounding Hobart. I should have had the NBN 3 years ago but now it looks like I'm not getting it at all...Damn,
14KMbit/750Kbit here TPG Unmetered. Would kill for NBN, even have a router with dual wan ready for it
Shados
Professional Snake Miner
Pre-Liberal victory, was supposed to have NBN available February 2014. Not even on the map any more
.mitsuhashi
Member
10 / 1 Mbit (usually get about 12 / 3 Mbit) ~ $40 / mo.
I only got it since I purchased a new property that had it.Pre-Liberal victory, was supposed to have NBN available February 2014. Not even on the map any more
64Mb/s download and 35.5Mb/s upload.
Not a bad day for me today
Not a bad day for me today
texteditor
Premium Buffalo-based Hosting
Plus none-quality.
On a 4Mbps unlimited @112/Mo
bandwidth is costly here.
bandwidth is costly here.