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something something infrastructure scale

• sentenza 13y ago
  Nope. In the scandinavian countries you get decent service even in remote areas. And remote in Finland or Sweden means about as remote as you can get . I heared that in Sweden, if you drive far enough to the north, there will just be a network called "Sweden" and you can connect to that, no matter what your provider is.
• anon4 13y ago
  Yeah, with America's biggest cities having people sometimes whole metres apart, it's no wonder you can't have good internet. Here in Europe, cities are so jam-packed full of people, whenever I need to pee, I have to use an extender hose just to reach the urinal! And then to flush, you call the person next to your urinal and hold a videocall over your unlimited data connection.