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this isn’t that surprising when you see they mean “throughput” and not “latency” when they talk about speed. webpages aren’t super large files so it would depe
by ffggvv 6y ago
this isn’t that surprising when you see they mean “throughput” and not “latency” when they talk about speed.
webpages aren’t super large files so it would depend more on the latency of the request not Mbps
- em-bee 6y agoexactly. internet speed never was the issue. i am in a place where international network speed is a fraction of the domestic speeds. (often less than one mbit) yet websites are still just as fast. it all depends on how fast the server responds to the request, and almost never on how much the site has to load, unless there is a larger amount of images involved.