Deithrian

Deithrian

50/25 Fiber for 10$ here, and that’s “out of contract” price.
I need jaw surgery after all the “whaaat” I did in this thread.

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andre1sk

andre1sk

US has monopoly providers in many places so the price and services are firmly in the “whaaatTF” category.

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tyro

tyro

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This is over wifi quite far from the router so not bad. Costs £40/month (~$50). No data cap.

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Post #33
Deithrian

Deithrian

Yeah, I’ve seen South Park “Informative Marklar Popcorn” episode. I’ve been told that it’s because the US is so huge, but still, it’s 2016 damn it, internet should be a human right and provided everywhere by the authorities like roads and water. Prices in the UK are also shocking, now I know why someone would be interested in “Internet Service Providings” there…

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Post #34
tyro

tyro

To be fair, you can get unlimited broadband in London for £20/month (~$25) which isn’t too expensive. We pay more for higher speed.

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Post #35
Molly101

Molly101

Here is my speed, I have a cheapest contract that my provider offers and it’s about $3 in Kyiv (Ukraine) :slight_smile:

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Post #36
nur

nur

Country?

Home is 1 mbps :sob:

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Post #37
Oxyrus

Oxyrus

Colombia

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Post #38
JonGretar

JonGretar

Live in a farm in Iceland with a fibre optic connection.
The connection alone would be about $60 but I do have a package that includes unlimited calls landline and IPTV system with a few channels.

This speed is totally not needed for development. I’ve happily used 3G network speeds and didn’t feel like it was holding me much back. But everything under 2Mb/s would be quite annoying in the long run.

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