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"accurate" is for me the speed I have on average throughout the day no matter what endpoint and not the max througput. If I'm doing a speedtest, most of the tim
by SushiHippie 3y ago
"accurate" is for me the speed I have on average throughout the day no matter what endpoint and not the max througput.
If I'm doing a speedtest, most of the time I just want to know if I'm now downloading file $x from $y what download duration can I expect.
Downloading packages with $PACKAGE_MANAGER, downloading files from $CLOUD_STORAGE, downloading videos from youtube, downloading linux ISOs, receiving files through $INSTANT_MESSENGER, ... they all are very close to the speed I get with fast.com.