> I thought it was relatively solved and problems are due to underprovisioning. You are right, ~universally so. However, the author is trying his middle-school

> I thought it was relatively solved and problems are due to underprovisioning. You are right, ~universally so. However, the author is trying his middle-school best to convince us otherwise. While bandwidth upgrades (ex: d/u to broadband) have increased the amount of information transmitted, this change will actually make the internet feel faster for once. What made my home internet feel faster was going from cable to fiber. Because fiber is faster in capacity and latency. And my fiber is faster all the time, not just "for once".