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300 MB is nothing today and I would guess that almost all of us can download it in less than a minute, so where is the problem?
by Scea91 9y ago
300 MB is nothing today and I would guess that almost all of us can download it in less than a minute, so where is the problem?
- fao_ 9y agoAlmost everyone who happens to live in Silicon Valley, sure. Others are not so lucky and have 1mb/s download speed.
- ue_ 9y agoDo most people have download speeds greater than 5MB/s?
- mac01021 9y agoIsn't the download speed of a typical cable internet connection in the tens of Mbps? On the east coast I pay about $70 per month for about 50mbps. I would be interested to here if suburbs elsewhere in the country have it much worse (or much better).
- vortico 9y agoIt's not only the technical size that's the problem. It's the phycological complexity of the software that strays people away from it, and the filesize is an indicator for that. It tells me that the developers aren't opposed to add any feature they feel like, creating overengineered and bloated software.