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Have you never tried to browse the internet on a crowded hotel wifi, or on a train, or in the mountains? When you have network latencies measured in seconds and
by jakobegger 10y ago
Have you never tried to browse the internet on a crowded hotel wifi, or on a train, or in the mountains? When you have network latencies measured in seconds and a bandwith of a few KB, one minute page load times are nothing special.
Most people just give up in those cases and think they have no signal. But it's not true: That bandwidth would be absolutely sufficient to transfer a few tweets or a newspaper article. It's just the bloated ad-tech infested websites used to serve the content that are breaking down.