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Ordered it. I work from home in a rural area that gets only 40 mbps. No brainer.
by TbobbyZ 5y ago
Ordered it. I work from home in a rural area that gets only 40 mbps. No brainer.
- pcl 5y agoWhat are you doing that demands more than 40 mbps?
- bpodgursky 5y agoPersonally, pushing docker images to AWS
- _joel 5y agoYou're constantly pushing to ECR so much that it saturates a 40Mbps+ upload consistently 24/7? I fear for your bills, god speed.
- ncallaway 5y ago> consistently 24/7 That part doesn’t seem to come anywhere from the previous conversation?
- bpodgursky 5y agoNo, of course not. But when it matters, it matters — there's a huge productivity difference between waiting 5 minutes and 30 minutes when making staging deploys to iterate on bugs (and sometimes I'll do this 5-10 times in a day).
- itsbenweeks 5y agoMy way around this that's less than $500/mo and indefinite wait times is to have an EC2 image running as a jump box. Then anything downloaded is already on AWS's network, making ECR uploads much faster.
- buzzard1 5y ago
- TbobbyZ 5y agoI work with gigabytes of data daily at my job. I want those upload speeds to increase. Plus, I want to start getting into gaming again and none of my friends will play with me with that internet speed LOL
- BenjiWiebe 5y agoAre there games that take multiple Mbps to play? I thought they usually took 10s of Kbps or less, and latency was the metric to watch.
- fastball 5y agoAt 20-40ms this almost certainly has better latency than his existing rural internet.
- mandernt 5y ago
- fastball 5y agoBut why not just normal Starlink?
- TbobbyZ 5y agoI'm a premium whore.