What is "development process" ??? What is "business use case" of this tool? Such a big readme and no introduction to why I should be interested in this tool.
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Nice. Any throttling noticed? Or is it such surplus and predictable bandwidth that there's not really any slowness or limitations?
I have never noticed throttling, however I am not a "heavy user", just an average one.
Nah, don't buy it. That's a poor excuse for America's bad internet infrastructure and another one of those "it's because we're the first/best/bigger actually".
I live in France, growing up most homes were equipped with ADSL. Optical fiber was rolled slowly but surely over the entire territory, systematically replacing older infrastructure. It's now to the point that everyone I know enjoys fast internet, from the center of Paris to the middle of nowhere.
True, before fiber, 5 years ago, there was ADSL2 connection in my family house.
Data caps? Does it really offer that speed at peak times though? Are oversubscription of backhaul infrastructure disclosed?
In semi-rural hill country TX, 2.5 Gbps symmetric from an internet co-op is $90 USD/month without data caps.
It keeps that speed at peak times without any issues, low pings, fast download speeds. With such internet connection the server is bottleneck, so if I download Linux distro I often choose torrent download option. There is no official data caps too.
In Poland I have 1000/300 fiber in my family house village with ~500 people population and same 1000/300 fiber in city I currently live both for 30 USD / month.
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I don't have a google account to login on this site, so it's useless for me
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What is "zombie-bench" ? There is no info on the internet