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tl;dr The author has a hard time coming up with ideas to max out Google fiber, therefore it is unnecessary. Do yourself a favor and skip this one.
by No1 14y ago
tl;dr
The author has a hard time coming up with ideas to max out Google fiber, therefore it is unnecessary.
Do yourself a favor and skip this one.
- 18pfsmt 14y agoYour second sentence is a bit rude, and unnecessarily so. Lots of people think the status quo is perfect as it is quite an improvement over what they used 10 years ago. Even for an idiot like me, after utilizing the bittorrent protocol for a few months, it is quite obvious to me what we could do if everyone had consistent 10Mbps up and down for $10/month.
- No1 14y agoThat really is my opinion- I read the entire article, it is quite verbose, does go into some interesting aspects of Google fiber that I didn't know about (like the Google Fiber demo lounge), but reading it was a waste of time because the reasoning behind the whole article can be summarized by my tl;dr. I almost feel like the author had compiled a bunch of random facts and interviews, needed some thesis to tie it all together, and instead of titling the article "Some interesting things about Google Fiber" it was given the contentious linkbait "awesome but unnecessary" headline.