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What people seem to forget is the service associated with business & enterprise grade connections. I've got FTTP but my internet goes out, cool, what happens? I wait up to a week, maybe more for the ISP to get it fixed and that's if they can find an issue with it. Business and enterprise grade connections come with SLA's; guarantee's to meet a certain product being supplied. Your internet fails on an SLA'd connection? The response time for most of the customers I've seen is between 15 to 60 minutes for acknowledgement and about 4-8 hours for service to either get back to normal or have a time as to when that'll happen.

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Can you guys guess how much linus pays for his internet? I was wondering what your guesses might be, because over here in california i have this: http://www.speedtest.net/result/4569349402.png

Also what do you guys pay for internet? In all seriousness i wanted to ask someone with google fiber how it is to have 1gbps

Also what is linus's internet speed :P

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wow i pay for 100 maps and get like 10 mbps.

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Something over $1000

 

 

 

 

I pay 9.95 eur for 100 mbit both ways.

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$50/mo for 3 down/.7 up.

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He is on the telus network, if you can't find an option with 200/200 he probably has a special business thing.

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There was a big talk about this last week. Bottom line is he pays a lot more than any residential customer would (~$1500) because he's paying for reliability and guaranteed priority regardless of node traffic.

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There was a big talk about this last week. Bottom line is he pays a lot more than any residential customer would (~$1500) because he's paying for reliability and guaranteed priority regardless of node traffic.

 

Even during the last half of the wan show this past Friday when all the mods disappeared and complete radio silence happened? If I were him I would ask for a rate discount on that day, could be an easy $50 credit phone call.

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Even during the last half of the wan show this past Friday when all the mods disappeared and complete radio silence happened? If I were him I would ask for a rate discount on that day, could be an easy $50 credit phone call.

 

The ISP went down completely during the show. Business customers will get priority when the networking is actually running...

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Your upload speed is low for the download speed.

Costs more to have a balance internet usually, not to mention static IP which is often needed in a business environment (although I am not sure if Linus needs that).

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Probably 10gbps for $450/month.

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Probably 10gbps for $450/month.

there speed is 250 up and down

 

 

 

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Oh wow. That low?

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I think they'll be able to. I've seen one topic on the WAN show before about a prominent ISP in Canada going to introduce gigabit internet some time this year.

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I think they'll be able to. I've seen one topic on the WAN show before about a prominent ISP Canada going to introduce gigabit internet some time this year.

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20-30kbps down and 10-15kbps up..... #slownet (also i live out in the country so i cant get faster internet,....)

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20-30kbps down and 10-15kbps up..... #slownet (also i live out in the country so i cant get faster internet,....)

Satellite internet? 

 

 

 

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He is on the telus network, if you can't find an option with 200/200 he probably has a special business thing.

I thought that he mentioned in one of the recent videos that he was with iTel,  though their backend may be from Telus.  Looking at iTels site, they are not cheap!

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Satellite internet? 

nope.... too darn expensive!

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Can you guys guess how much linus pays for his internet? I was wondering what your guesses might be, because over here in california i have this: http://www.speedtest.net/result/4569349402.png

Also what do you guys pay for internet? In all seriousness i wanted to ask someone with google fiber how it is to have 1gbps

Also what is linus's internet speed :P

i get gigabit internet (hong kong is the best) for about 200usd, but really, once you get past the 200mbps mark, you can't really tell the difference because most servers don't let you download that fast (usa servers mainly)

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30mbs down, 5mbs up. Paying 200 cad, due to 250gb data cap.

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30mbs down, 5mbs up. Paying 200 cad, due to 250gb data cap.

actual data cap or fake data cap? 

 

 

 

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