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> My ISP doesn't throttle That doesn't mean that they have infinite pipes to Google's edge caches, though (you're not exactly the only one pulling data through
by temp7266 15y ago
> My ISP doesn't throttle
That doesn't mean that they have infinite pipes to Google's edge caches, though (you're not exactly the only one pulling data through those pipes :-). Or that they're even pulling their data through the right pipes. I suggest talking to your ISP. If enough users complain to them, and the problem isn't in their network, they'll complain to Google.
- irq 15y agoIt's not just one ISP. I've seen the behavior described by the parent from multiple ISPs in separate countries. It's been driving me nuts for so long that I started collecting information about the connections I've seen it from. Years ago, on 512kbit DSL, it was MUCH better. PAETEC DS3 (45Mbit/s) in San Diego, CA Time Warner cable modem in San Diego, CA (20Mbit/s) Colocation at AmericanIS.net (1Gbit/s via Level3.net) in San Diego, CA Videotron DSL in Montreal, QC (10Mbit/s) Teksavvy DSL in Montreal, QC (10Mbit/s) AT&T 3G in San Diego, Detroit, Atlanta (varies) Verizon 3G in San Diego (varies) Rogers 3G in Montreal, QC (varies)