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There's a reason why it's called HOME Internet
As I write this I'm sitting in a local library with a download speed of 8 Mbps, no doubt the backend carrier is CenturyLink. This is the second day that I haven't been able to work from home now, bec...
Sorrento wrote:I'm sure T-Mobile's rationale is the country bumpkins don't need Internet because they don't read anyway. But I can assure you that having moved from the big city, and we're both in the fintech industry, that any loss of connectivity comes at a major cost.
Really puzzled as to why assumed “smart” people that need stable internet for business purposes, would choose a home internet ISP based on unproven newer technology (cell) over an established proven technology (cable).
Cost should not be a factor, when your livelihood depends on it.
