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1Mbps uplink would cause a severe hindrance for any remote work involving a team and heavy collaboration tools or videoconferencing.
by Sephr 8y ago
1Mbps uplink would cause a severe hindrance for any remote work involving a team and heavy collaboration tools or videoconferencing.
- nightbrawler 8y agoWorks well with Webex for me. Entire team is remote and I share my desktop often for collaboration.
- gm-conspiracy 8y agoUploading large binary files is an issue. I have no problems using zoom with only 768kbps upload. I was surprisingly impressed. Slack remote screen sharing sucks, but I never had a problem with Screenhero. Chatting is fine.
- scruple 8y ago> Uploading large binary files is an issue. I've been in situations like this in the past and would SSH to a build box that had a fatter pipe. Depending on the situation, it may be a cheap alternative.
- mod 8y agoI have a 1Mbps uplink and was a remote developer. We did not use "heavy collaboration tools" to my knowledge, but we did do plenty of videoconferencing and google chats. It was fine. It is annoying to upload large files, which was a task I virtually never had to perform.