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It's only unusual because upload has been knee-capped for decades. Let's say you have several 1080p videocamears, and you want to constantly upload their outpu
by mjevans 6y ago
It's only unusual because upload has been knee-capped for decades.
Let's say you have several 1080p videocamears, and you want to constantly upload their output to an off-site video vault for notary+witness and monitoring services. That could easily approach this workload for a decent home security setup. That's without any other services, like video-conferences or any other form of discourse or work from a residence. (Not as a "business" in the sense of operating one out of a home.)
- _carbyau_ 6y agoI too would like to have an equally balanced upload/download ratio. But I accept that on residential consumer plans, it is more economic for business to offer the up/down rates they do, for whatever technical/marketing reasons. Is it good? Well, it isn't what I want but I am not the whole market.