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I am doubting the level of rural that has that level of connectivity. Your options there are far better than what I had living adj to downtown mountainview not
by nullc 1y ago
I am doubting the level of rural that has that level of connectivity.
Your options there are far better than what I had living adj to downtown mountainview not so many years ago.
- garciasn 1y agoIt's in Central MN. It is 11 miles, straight line, from a town of 2200 and 15 miles from a town of 4400. The closest town is 8 miles as the crow flies of 700 and only has a gas station and a couple of bars. There's a bar and volunteer fire department 4 miles as the crow flies that has a population of 48. Believe me: this is rural. Until investment from the federal government and/or forced lower-bound limits on 'broadband' back about 6 years ago, the only option was 768/300 DSL.
- addaon 1y agoI'm in a small town (5000 people) on the Utah/Arizona border. The internet options are better, cheaper, and more reliable than I had in old town Mountain View, Palo Alto, or Sunnyvale. I go with the symmetric 1 gig with static IP, but symmetric 8 gig is an option as well. Silicon Valley's home internet options just suck.
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