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FWIW last time I checked, central London did indeed have slow connectivity, but it didn't extrapolate to the rest of the UK. No idea why the center of the capit
by LaLaLand122 4y ago
FWIW last time I checked, central London did indeed have slow connectivity, but it didn't extrapolate to the rest of the UK.
No idea why the center of the capital was equivalent to a remote small town in this regard.
- aix1 4y agoI agree, that's very counterintuitive. You'd think the economics would generally be in London's favour, given the high population density. (Though digging up the streets might be harder and therefore more expensive?)