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minus-square@Lost_My_Mindlink9•11 hours agoI don’t need faster internet. If they had a 2mbps connection for $15, I’d be happy. Instead, the slowest is 20mbps, for $70. To watch youtube. Wtf do I need all the extra speed for???
minus-squareDessalineslinkfedilink9•10 hours agoYou’re talking about the USA, not China. Internet costs in the PRC are much lower than the USA.
minus-square@Lost_My_Mindlink-9•10 hours agoOk. Forget price. A 2mbps connection does just fine for watching youtube. What is a 50,000mbps connection going to do for me when my internet activity is so minimal?
minus-square@Cypherlink13•10 hours agoYou don’t need to pose that question because you aren’t getting a 50,000mbps connection, as you’re not in China.
I don’t need faster internet. If they had a 2mbps connection for $15, I’d be happy.
Instead, the slowest is 20mbps, for $70. To watch youtube. Wtf do I need all the extra speed for???
You’re talking about the USA, not China. Internet costs in the PRC are much lower than the USA.
Ok. Forget price. A 2mbps connection does just fine for watching youtube. What is a 50,000mbps connection going to do for me when my internet activity is so minimal?
You don’t need to pose that question because you aren’t getting a 50,000mbps connection, as you’re not in China.