/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

How fast is your internet, /jp/?

Mine is only 1Mbps, which makes the NEET life pretty tough for me.

[Anonymous No.]

2 MB upgrading to 15 MB next month. Living in a 3rd world country is suffering.

[Anonymous No.]

Mine is 1MB/s as well.

[Anonymous No.]

Like 5MB

[Anonymous No.]

I upgraded from 1 to 10 earlier in the year. It's like a whole new world my friend.

[Anonymous No.]

10mb
It is included in the rent of the apartment complex I live now, and at least is better than the one I had in my previous house.

[Anonymous No.]

12 Mb/s down, 0.64 Mb/s up. Upload gets throttled to ~0.1 Mb/s for torrent seeding.

>>8666380
>>8666381
>>8666387
>>8666388
>>8666389
Get your units right.

[Anonymous No.]

100 at uni, 25 at home. But at home it turned out to be some retarded package where you can't P2P during the day due to draconian traffic throttling. Fuck BT, but since I'm moving out from my parents' soon it's not a problem.

[Anonymous No.]

upgraded from 1 to 8 or so. unfortunately filehosting sites cap speeds at like 30KB/s nowadays so it hasn't got much use.

[Anonymous No.]

according to the contract, i got 3.5Mbps, though at most i see 2.7Mbits of it, plus i got a "lovely" 15 gigs "reasonable user quota" after that is reached, 128Kbps speed till the end of the month, you got it easy OP, presuming you got no limiter like mine..

[Anonymous No.]

>>8666401
No, stop with the anal autism.

[Anonymous No.]

100/100 ftth

[Anonymous No.]

I never get those units right, should be 2Mb/s.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8666401

1MB/s is slow?
Pardon me if I'm wrong, but are we talking about download speed, or just connection speed?

[Anonymous No.]

>>8666428
Obviously download speed.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8666428
Did you quote the correct post? I never implied that 1MB/s is slow.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8666439

Yes, I accidentally quoted you. Sorry for the confusion.

[Anonymous No.]

I pay for 16 and I get 6

fucking canada.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8666436
If it is download speed, then it's 125kb/s on average.
The connection speed is 10mb

[Anonymous No.]

100MBps.
It's cable internet.
Just the internet though. I wish we had the TV service too.

[Anonymous No.]

I went from 3 Mb/s to 20 Mb/s. My backlog has never grown so fast.

[Anonymous No.]

25 MB/s Download and 6 MB/s Upload with a 15 ms ping

[Sudo !Tohsaka8ks No.]

[Anonymous No.]

>>8666461
>35.62
>not 6 like me

why can't others feel my suffering ;_;

[Anonymous No.]

>>8666450
I think that just has to do with the specific area you're in. I pay for what I get, 12 Mb/s. Why don't you give your ISP a call?

[Anonymous No.]

>>8666460
>25MB/s
200 Mb/s? Fucking fibre optics internet, I'm so jealous/

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

>>8666468
well i've been told that there are federal caps on ISPs but besides that, they just say they'll fix it when in fact it's been like that for a while.

[Anonymous No.]

3 mb here, only downloads at 500kb i think im getting ripped off

[Anonymous No.]

50/5
It's quite nice except for the fact that it's fucking comcast.

[Anonymous No.]

My actual download speed is about 1.1 megabyte, with 1.3 being the peak...

[Anonymous No.]

>>8666475
Where the fuck are you getting 200 Mb/s from?

The only difference is MB is 8 bits and Mb is 1 bit. Quit nitpicking like a retard and use some sense. He obviously doesn't have 200Mbps.

I hate nerds like you who think they're smartasses.

[Anonymous No.]

100 MB/s download, 10 MB/s upload. I upgraded a year ago, only had 4MB/s until then.

[Anonymous No.]

50 Mb down, 5 Mb up, unmetered. Never slower than 90% of what I pay for, practically no downtime.

I can't imagine using anything lower than 10 Mb down now, but I'd gladly switch to something like 25/25.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8666504
There's a certain irony in this post, and I cannot quite place my finger on it. It might be bumping an off-topic thread, but I don't think that's quite it.

[Anonymous No.]

I used to have 20Mbps for the same price with Comcast.

I hate my life now.

[Anonymous No.]

25 Mbps downstream, 1.5 Mbps upstream

I hate my low upload speed.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8666515
He's nitpicking about something that isn't close to nitpicked, and then tells the poster to stop nitpicking.

[ZUN !barYV1VtIA No.]

A little less than 3 Mb/s down. I'd probably never leave the house if I had anything faster.

[Anonymous No.]

Stop using an uppercase B for bits, retards.

[Anonymous No.]

You don't really need anything faster than 1mbps for 99% of the internet. Anything more is just convenience for impatient scum.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8666504

Did you fail grade school math classes?
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=25+megabytes+per+second+to+megabits+per+second

[Anonymous No.]

>>8666553
Making up statistics is such a wonderful pastime.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8666559
I know where you got it from, I'm just railing on you for being a fuckin' nerd who thinks he's some big shit.

/jp/ is my turf. Step off.

[Anonymous No.]

I don't pay for megabits where I live. My connection has no maximum speed - it's shared among other ppl in the block. However, the bandwidth is so immense, that my maximum torrent speed was like 12MBps (bytes, not bits) down, 10MB up. I am never below 20Mb though. Ping varies from 10 to 15 ms.
Jelly?

[Anonymous No.]

Wasn't always like this, though. Do you see my ISP and Server?

Yeah, like was said before, living in 3rd world countries suck. Mine specifically is still far from getting rid of dial-up. Yeah, you've heard it, there's places on the world that are not on Africa who still use that.
And I was locked in a place like that until last year. A place were no cables were changed or had maintenance since 1970. Where you'd go out of energy for two weeks, and the amazing 56k dial-up internet internet would stay down for months because the ISP station caught on fire.

So FUCK you people who complain about your connection speed.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

>>8666756
What kind of ping do you get to NA servers? Say, the Chicago server for example.

[Fuyuki Osari !!SD/qp/1lfGH No.]

>>8666583
No. You get the fuck out.

15 Mbps here, though I'm moving up to 30 Mbps soon.

[Anonymous No.]

My upload speed has actually gone down over the years. What the fuck.

[Tokiko No.]

Same as you OP

[Anonymous No.]

>>8666800

[Y10NRDY !kxh.1oTAkU No.]

It looks way more impressive than it is. Download speeds are still throttled by other factors.

The big thing I noticed when I upgraded was I could have way more concurrent downloads without getting bumped off. That's pretty nice.

[Anonymous No.]

...Oh well. I just moved and I'm leeching my neighbor's wireless connection while I can't get something for myself.
Mu previous house wasn't anything that great either, with download speeds peaking at 500kb/s, but it felt so much better than this. I don't think I'll ever get used to going this slow again.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

I'm not sure why people are putting weight on ping, that just means how close you are to the specific server you're testing on. I can get a 14ms ping to my nearest server, but it can't handle my full dl speed.

[Anonymous No.]

slow

[Anonymous No.]

My upload is fucking terrible

[Anonymous No.]

Why is my internet backwards. Also I don't think this is accurate at all since both tests finished instantly.

[Anonymous No.]

10/10 Mbps at my university dorm, but it drops off a lot during peak hours.

[Anonymous No.]

>mfw I realized Internet speed is measured in MegaBITS and not MegaBYTES

>mfw I have no face

[Anonymous No.]

>>8666902
> I'm not sure why people are putting weight on ping
I'm not seeing it.

[Anonymous No.]

My contract says 20/20, but for some reason the speed for upload is always at 150-200%. Not like I really mind that or anything though.

[Anonymous No.]

I'm suppose to get between 500 kbps and 1 Mbps.

I actually download at ~150 kbps.

Stop bitching, all of you. If you want better internet pay for it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8666928
>>8666954

What the fuck.

[Anonymous No.]

I used to get like 4mb up what the hell happened.

[Anonymous No.]

Quite shitty compared to everyone's speeds in here.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8667016
ok this is bullshit

[Anonymous No.]

1.5 Mbit/s down, 0.375 Mbit/s up.
My dsl modem/nat gateway has terrible bufferbloat. I get something like 3000 ms latency under load.

[Fuyuki Osari !!SD/qp/1lfGH No.]

Oh. My ping sucks. Also, shitty up.

The service I'm switching to is advertised as 30/5, though, so that'll suck somewhat less on upload.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8666902
Uh, no?

Ping is an indication of the quality of your line and how well the wiring is set up. High ping is an indication of either a long distance and/or packet loss, which may not matter for browsing and downloading but it's incredibly important for online games.

I would know, I'm a Comcast technician. I actually ran into one of you nerds once. 2hu shit was everywhere in the room, the place was dark as fuck, /jp/ was in a background tab, and the guy whose connection I was fixing was hiding in the bathroom pretending to take a shit for 45 minutes while his mom helped me find everything.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8667220
Exciting.

[Tokiko No.]

>>8667220
8/10

[Anonymous No.]

>>8666380
GVT, I suppose?

[Anonymous No.]

384Kbps download, 128Kbps upload.

And i paid $30 for this shit.

[Fuyuki Osari !!SD/qp/1lfGH No.]

>>8667220
Hahahaha. I can imagine it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8667220
....I think that was me.

Holy shit.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8668309
>Holy pretend shit.
fixed

There are slightly classier ways to avoid talking to people that aren't your mom, you know.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8668319
Sucking their dick?

[Anonymous No.]

5Mbit down, 768Kbit up
My 4G phone goes faster than that. Kind of sad.

[Anonymous No.]

Running too much shit to get an accurate speedtest.net result, but its 15mbps (1.8mb/s) down and 5mbps (800kb/s) up with 10ms ping, fiber-optic is nice but considering I never play online games the low ping only makes pages load a bit faster.

[Anonymous No.]

12Mbps down, about 5Mbps up. However, the connection is heavily throttled by TCP traffic, so it's more like 9Mbps on average.

[Fuyuki Osari !!SD/qp/1lfGH No.]

>>8668319
It's actually a lot easier to just talk to them a bit and then move out of the way. If you try to avoid them entirely, they'll know something's up, so it really just attracts more attention.

[Anonymous No.]

You people have nothing to complain about.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8667240
Could be worse, could be Hughesnet/Direcway

[Anonymous No.]

and cheaper than a 3mbps DSL line too, not sure how that works

[Anonymous No.]

at least im better than OP's

[Anonymous No.]

>>8666370
probably slower than yours op. I hate life

[Anonymous No.]

10mbps up 2mbps down, which I'd be fine with if I didn't have a fucking 200gb/month cap.

Australia, why must you be so shit.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8668370
200 GB, right? I bet you have it easier than Canadians. How much do you pay for your connection?

[Anonymous No.]

>>8668361
Well, mine is >>8666521 so the bar is pretty low. Or high.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8668381
Canadian here
I have a 120gb cap per month

[Anonymous No.]

I'd be somewhat jealous of these 20mbps and up download speeds if I didn't know they come with peak usage bullshit, and caps when you're torrenting.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8668400
Much better than mine.

125Gb cap.

[Anonymous No.]

Pretty fast. Daily 5,3GB quota though.

[Anonymous No.]

I miss being at uni, I used to be able to think of a movie I'd want to watch, torrent it DVD quality, go make some popcorn, comeback and turn it on.
now it'll take me a full day to get an anime season.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

>>8668469
>uni
I know, right? I really miss this. When I used DC++ on the intranet, I often maxed out 100 Mb/s, and the school being what it is, people on the DC++ network had fucking everything when it came to nerdy stuff.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8668469
>uni
>torrent

The fuck? I went to 3 different unis and all 3 blocked torrenting.

[Mattish !!qibQVaIHl+G No.]

>>8668532

My uni didn't block anything at all, but was capped 10/10 per room

[Anonymous No.]

>>8668400
>>8668370
b-b-b-b-back the fuck up. countries have download quotas?
is this very certain ISPs in your countries, or is this just a general rule of thumb to be expecting when getting any internet there?
man, even my cell phone doesn't have a data cap.

[Fuyuki Osari !!SD/qp/1lfGH No.]

>>8668558
It depends on the countries. Some markets only have a few ISPs who try to stick you with a transfer cap, while some are dominated by the policy.

In the USA, pretty much only Comcast will pull that shit, but in Canada, pretty much everyone does it... or so I've heard.

[Anonymous No.]

Anyone know a good ISP around Westchester, NY?
I'm using the wi-fi internet from the landlord but wi-fi sucks and the speed is really bad anyway.... but he told me that I can get my own internet if I wanted.
Recommendations, please!

[Anonymous No.]

>>8668532
Mine doesn't. As far as I know they don't block anything. Even Tor works.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8668558
How new are you?

[Fuyuki Osari !!SD/qp/1lfGH No.]

>>8668565
Shit, seriously? Forget the anonymity. Serving as a Tor node is a huge strain on bandwidth. They allow it?

[Anonymous No.]

>>8668562
Not true, I haven't heard any complaints from my ISP ever (telus lul), and I download a fuckton of shit, it's either that or my quota is fucking massive.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8668568
Comcast cable internet is generally the cheapest in areas where they have competition.

[Tokiko No.]

>>8668570
It doesn't use too much for me, but then again, I only run it while I'm asleep or out of the house.

[Anonymous No.]

dial-up.
fiber-optic won't be coming for at least 2 more years.

[Anonymous No.]

My uni doesn't block anything, but I think they give RIAA permission to monitor our traffic or something. Some people have gotten in legal trouble for torrenting stuff.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8668572
Telus does have a limit as far as I can tell from their advertisements and website. I have Shaw and my limit has never been enforced (I >>8668413 was using up to 150GBs a week a few months ago).

[Anonymous No.]

>>8668562
comcast has yet to complain to me about it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8668570
Seriously. I don't know if it's technically "allowed" per the AUP, but it works and I haven't gotten any nasty emails from the IT department.

The one thing that I can't get working is Share/PD, but that might be because I don't know how to set it up right, and I haven't really spent much time trying to figure it out. I remember I had some trouble with it on my home network, too.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8668566
Someones mad I used a reaction image.
I almost considered using another one in this post, just to spite you.
maybe even one with a certain siegfried kircheis capture.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8668594
(>>8668513) here, and since I couldn't port-forward, I was also unable to get Share/PD/Winny working. Funny enough, my school had a 2 GB daily softcap, yet I never received a complaint about it, pulling more than a terabyte in some months.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8668597
I think he was referring to the fact that last year the whole site was flooded with threads about UBB and the like.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8666370

You don't know the feel of having 12Mbps speed but having your ISP have image compression.

That means that anytime you save a 1MB jpeg, it saves to about 80k thus ruining it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8668381
Oh I'm paying like $80 or something. It's ridiculous.

Atleast you get nice pings to America.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8668603
I think my uni has a softcap like that, too, because my first year here IT sent me a warning about excessive bandwidth usage. Haven't had a problem since then, though. There have been days where I downloaded 50+ GB and seeded even more, and no fucks were given.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8668592
Jesus. What do you download? And do you delete everything as soon as you watch it?

[Anonymous No.]

This thread is disgusting.
It's time to remind /jp/ of what most ten year olds probably learn at school.

SI:
Kilo: lower case 'k'.
Mega: upper case 'M'.
Giga: upper case 'G'.

Data:
Bits: lower case 'b'; B*8.
Bytes: upper case 'B'; b/8.

Don't be lazy.

[Anonymous No.]

I think I've downloaded around 20 GB in the last three months.

[Fuyuki Osari !!SD/qp/1lfGH No.]

>>8668657
>b = B*8.
>B = b/8.
It's funny how you still got it wrong.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8668632
I just leave stuff to seed.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8668675

To clarify:
#b=#B*8
and the reverse. Because that's the calculation we are normally dealing with here.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8668655

You are small time.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8668657
It's because Americans hate SI or standardized and sensible units of measurement.
Jokes aside, thanks for pointing it out. I already did earlier in the thread and I didn't want to repeat myself.

[Anonymous No.]

I have 24kgps internet speed, it's really fast! I have 10 tabs of /jp/ open and I can still run a game with realism graphics and a play 10byte encoded video.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8668676
What's your upload and download speed?

[Anonymous No.]

>>8668890
I usually have 250kb/s going up at all times.

[Dexwyde !mbHjxjfHlA No.]

6Mb down, 0.7Mb up. I'm switching to Comcast in May, can't wait to finally have a decent connection.

[Anonymous No.]

I've got a 25mbs up/down.

Swag as fuck.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8668370
I live in Australia and have unlimited ADSL2+ with TPG for $60 a month.

Sucks to be you dude.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8668965
go to bed tanami.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8668943
>I'm switching to Comcast in May,
Oh...
>can't wait to finally have a decent connection.
Oh, you poor, lost soul...

[Anonymous No.]

17 MB/s 6.1 MB/s

[Anonymous No.]

>>8668984
Go to bed, Robert

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

>>8668558
It's only idiots that look at the popular overrated phone companies (they do internet here). That get download quotas and pay like $80 bucks a month for it.

It's very easy to find cheap, unlimited download adsl2+ plans here.

[Anonymous No.]

None of /jp/ lives in Japan?

[Anonymous No.]

>>8669116
I was just there a week ago. How's pirating over there? I heard they monitor PD/Share 24/7 and raid people's homes every now and then.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8669132
It's only anime raws that people raid, if you only download child porn it's fine.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8669154
That's so fucked up, it's hilarious.

[Anonymous No.]

I kind of wish I had something to do with this upload.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8668582
hm...

[Anonymous No.]

>>8669165
Stream some touhou for /jp/.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8669154
You almost made me crack this mud pack that I have on my face by making me laugh.
8/10

[Anonymous No.]

Geez, I can't imagine what some of these speeds must be like.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8669164
>>8669183
You think I'm joking?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perfect_Dark_(P2P)#Legal_issues

Also look at the Winny/Share ones. You only get in trouble for uploading stuff. Downloading is never an issue. And it's only uploading music, movies, tv shows, etc. that get you in trouble. Child Porn, there is sooo much of it on P2P and there is like never issues about it. A lot of it is new content too.

Obviously I take no part in any of that...

[Anonymous No.]

All shall fear me and despair.

[Anonymous No.]

12 mbs downstream, 0.58 mbs upstream

I'm pretty happy with my internet, though, even though it's rated as shit. Have RR/time warner btw.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8669182
I make a few torrents a year for /jp/ but other than that I really don't upload a lot of anything. Also, aside from those torrents that I make I never seed.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8669190
What in the sweet strawberry fuck.

[Anonymous No.]

Jelly of the speeds posted here.
Though I don't have anything to complain since my ISP allows me to download anything without limits. I even used to download CP shit and illegal software without receiving a single letter.

THANK YOU PLDT

[Anonymous No.]

This is way better than the first one.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8669181
Hm... That's some shitty UC internet.

Though I can sympathize with all you slow internet peoples, since I've had 1Mbps until college.

[Anonymous No.]

I can't imagine needing anything more.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8669207
It's throttled to 1 Mbps because I have the cheapest plan. I could get six more if I paid an additional fifteen dollars a month. I don't know why I don't, I eat way more than that in a week.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8669218
I've never received complaints either. I occasionally read ISP forums and found out that my ISP doesn't throttle in this state. There are supposedly "limits", but if you go over them they don't do anything at all. I wonder what the point is, then.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8669218
>I even used to download CP shit and illegal software without receiving a single letter.
>download CP
Wat.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8669181
>>8668582
Enjoy Rescomp while it lasts.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

>>8669251

Luxuries of the 3rd-world country, well in my country anyway. There would even be stores at the mall selling OS, games, adobe shit, movies, etc... for like 2 dollars (these are for the people who don't have internet or are too lazy to download). .

A few people who sells these shit gets caught for appearance's sake but a buyer can never get jailed for buying a pirated windows 7

[Anonymous No.]

24 Mbit/s w/static dedicated IP address for $20/month.
It's peculiar because upload+download combined cannot exceed 24 Mbit, so for example I can only download at 24 Mb/s, only upload at 24 Mb/s or DL+UP at 12 Mb/s each. Don't ask me how. Moscow.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8669266
Sounds like China. If it wasn't polluted as fuck, I would move back to be closer to Japan.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8669275
No consumer connectivity technologies I know about have dynamically reconfigurable down/uplinks. Who provides your internet?

[Anonymous No.]

>>8669274
Close but no cigar.

We're as lax as china but no commy shit. It's a democratic country actually. There's not much to hate here except for the fucking koreans who keep on immigrating because their english class is HOLYMOTHERFUCKINGOD expensive in their own country,

[Anonymous No.]

>>8669283
Philippines?

[Anonymous No.]

>>8669287

Yeah.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8669295
I was there for 3 weeks. For a country that has internet cafes every few blocks, your internet is abyssmal. Get into Korea's level.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8669258
>>8669181
sup Calfags

[Anonymous No.]

>>8669280
Standard UTP category 6 cable directly from a local ISP. I have no idea how do they do it myself, but my computer isn't a bottleneck (torrenting from/to a RAM disk on a Q6600@3.2GHz) for sure.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

>10/1
>$45/mo
I live in the woods outside of town so anything faster is crazy overpriced ($75/mo for 25/1 is insane).

[Anonymous No.]

>>8669317
What the fuck is up with that?

[Anonymous No.]

30/4, $70/mo

[Anonymous No.]

>>8669301
If you went to the Philippines for the internet shops then I'm sorry to say that those exist only for two things.
DOTA LAN with friends
and fucking facebook/twitter.
Going by american currency you're paying .50 cents or less for an hour of usage. So yeah you get what you pay for.

If you want fast internet then you go to an ISP and sign up for a plan just like everybody else, including filipinos.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8669317
>Black out ISP, but leave original filename.
You'redoingitwrong

[Anonymous No.]

One of the few good and cheap thing over here.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8669280
He's on a small ISP, who knows what they're running?

[Anonymous No.]

cup and string master race

[Anonymous No.]

>>8669914
Good god

[Anonymous No.]

>>8669914
holy shit, you've probably been uploading that since the thread started. I feel you, I just got off a 7KB/s dl line myself. It took 2 minutes to load /jp/ completely.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8669914
I shed a tear for you.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8669914
You could have saved yourself a lot of time by uploading the image they generate for you.

[Anonymous No.]

2Mb/s. It's ok since I'm not paying for it.

[PRINNY !nLFbzB/0pw No.]

I pay for 7 mb/s, I get maybe 700 kb/s.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8666540
congrats on the marriage

[Tokiko No.]

>>8669948
8 mbps = 1 mb/s

[Anonymous No.]

>>8670013
Why can't you read?

[Anonymous No.]

>>8670009
What's this about? Are you saying zunbar-chan isn't pure anymore?

[Anonymous No.]

>>8670020
http://4-ch.net/dqn/kareha.pl/1326391378/704

[Anonymous No.]

I'm >>8666680, I know how >>8669914 feels.

Also, I'm impressed by how many people from shitholes we have around. Guess that's kinda of a good thing.

[Anonymous No.]

6Mbps download, 512Kbps upload.
No caps, which is the most important thing for me.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8670013
No. Using "/s" or "ps" doesn't make any difference. Both mean "per second". The difference is in the case.

B = bytes
b = bits

[Anonymous No.]

100/100 Mbps

There's a 5 GB daily cap since it's a student apartment (haven't been a student since the first week, though). I really should move somewhere else but I don't know how organize something like that.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8669187
That's because they were idiots and posted what they uploaded from their home IP on 2ch. PD is safe by default, it's only a problem if you go telling others what you did outside of PD.

>>8666370
100Mbps.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8669948
You're probably mixing up bits and bytes there.
If you pay for a 7 Mbit/s connection, getting 700 KBytes/s is reasonable.
also
>mb/s
millibit cannot exist.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8671101
Units seem to be quantum physics difficulty level.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8671110
A bit is either 0 or 1 (can represent 2 possible values). A byte is 8 bits (can represent 2**8 possible values, or 0 to 255). Usually a KiB is 2^10 bytes, and a MiB is 2^10 KiB and so on. People sometimes use KB/MB/GB/TB to mean MiB/KiB/etc which are powers of ten approximations (10^3 and so on). I blame idiotic marketing done by some companies for this - they want you to think their drives have higher capacity than they do by inventing new terms, this started with floppies and continued from then on.

[Anonymous No.]

/jp/ - Computer science

[Anonymous No.]

I know it's been implied already many times that living in a third-world country is suffering when it comes to internet, but I just want to hammer the nail, that they're absolutely correct. I've been trying to contact various ISP's in my region in order to get a better upstream for months now, in order to have a more decent connection to host a web server, but not only customer service is shit on every single one of them, not a single one offers a decent download-upload ratio also.

I guess Brazilians like to compare their download speeds to their dick size. At least there's no download cap, that balances things out. Sorta.

[Anonymous No.]

I know it's been implied already many times that living in a third-world country is suffering when it comes to internet, but I just want to hammer the nail, that they're absolutely correct. I've been trying to contact various ISP's in my region in order to get a better upstream for months now, in order to have a more decent connection to host a web server, but not only customer service is shit on every single one of them, not a single one offers a decent download-upload ratio also.

I guess Brazilians like to compare their download speeds to their dick size. At least there's no download cap, that balances things out. Sorta.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8671184
Depends on the country (and continent). There's some "third world" countries which do offer uncapped symmetrical 100Mbps.

[Anonymous No.]

ISPs advertising with Mb/s instead of MB/s is the biggest scam since canned bread.

[Anonymous No.]

HSPA connection. Upload is three times faster than my cable internet. Too bad that it disconnects under stress, so I can't upload anything large to DDL sites.

[Anonymous No.]

2Mbps. Upgrading to 4Mbps, cause virgin is doubling it for all customers..I think.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8671184
At least yours is faster than mine.

I can't complain though, this one is way better than my previous one.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8671233
Mine actually goes up a little higher, up to 10Mb/s. Velox is a little unstable these days so the test's having major spikes, unfortunately.

But yeah, I remember back in 2004-5 when I had less than a megabyte available to me. It used to be way shittier, but it could be getting better faster.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8669187
>On 8 October 2010, a 42-year-old woman was arrested for uploading the Mitsudomoe TV anime series
>42-year-old woman
>Mitsudomoe

Oh Japan!

[Anonymous No.]

I just live in the middle of nowhere, I'm used to it...

[Anonymous No.]

It's actually around 12-15. I was stuck on Rogers for a year until Teksavvy finally started providing service to my town.

[Anonymous No.]

300kb/s capped mobile internet.

It's all I can afford.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8671184
>At least there's no download cap
Yet, for most of them. Apparently, Velox has been wanting to implement that for a little over a year now, but whenever it gets close to the date they say they're going to start it, it gets pushed away a bit. At the moment, they say their quota service is going to kick in starting June or so.

I just wish GVT had better coverage, they seem pretty good.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8671138
I know. I was joking because most people in this thread, and in the world, get them wrong.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8671313
*hug*

[Anonymous No.]

>>8671331
Really? Well, I guess I'll have to change mid-year or so. I never really liked Velox anyway, way too much downtime on the service.

I hope GVT's better. At least, every Brazilian in range of me seems to get rock-hard whenever they hear about it. All I want is a better upstream speed, god drat it.

[Anonymous No.]

Bytes are a stupid unit anyway. Bits should be the standard for everything.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8671184
A country of leeches.

[Anonymous No.]

too low

[Anonymous No.]

20mb down at home

[Anonymous No.]

how do so many people not know what ping means

[Anonymous No.]

5.5 down, 0.4 up.
Relatively good on the morning and night, but shit on the afternoon. Such is life in south america

[Anonymous No.]

my peak is 60 kbs down, maybe 20 up. I even live in a so called first world country, living in the middle of nowhere in the country sucks

[Anonymous !zeSatenX0. No.]

Down: 24.96
Up: 5.00

[proREMIRIAt Elite Force Commander !rSDMROXTB. No.]

Smalltime.

2Mb/s Download, 0.5Mb/s Upload. 50ms ping.


A few years ago I had 4kb/s Download, 0,5kb/s upload, infinite ping.

Trying to browse with that shit was the most infuriating thing I've experienced in my life... well, it was normal when I used to visit cartoon network around 1998, but NOT IN 2007, FUCK.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8671385

Not the guy you're replying to, but from all I've used to far it's the less worse by a fucking lot.