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this is my home internet right nowpic.twitter.com/Ye7qMf1cPi
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http://fast.com was giving me shit so I used http://speedtest.net . This is my home residential internet.pic.twitter.com/8DQN6cpCGV
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Boooooooooooooooooo
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My internet is nocturnal, it only comes alive at nightpic.twitter.com/fu6RXaxebu
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We pay like $30 a month for gigabit
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I pay $80 for with no throttling (as I can attest tp with the automated speed tests my router does)
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http://fast.com appears slow because they tested with multiple server locations whereas with http://speedtest.net , you can cherry pick the test server with optimal speed
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http://Fast.com tests are just as varied because they’re specifically Netflix CDN servers which a lot of the time are an ISP PoP. I do see the connection settings but unclear if they’re concurrent to the same server.
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Nice. That's faster than the internet connection at the office... Now I'm sad that I "only" have 150 Mb/s at home. Still a lot better than the 6 Mb/s I had in Australia :) Did you have to tweak your OS settings at all to get full gigabit speed? Linux sometimes needs fiddling.pic.twitter.com/G8rxgNp0BN
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Didn’t have to change anything. I’m using wired Ethernet, and it’s even through a USBC hub.
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AT&T Fiber!
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