Best onion article yet.

And yes it seems true too!

I’m not trying to bash here, but sometimes I wonder what people actually do with their OSs.

I fire up software that I use, it would be quite consistent across any compatible OS, and we’re ahead of the days when multi screens didn’t work etc.

I’m on mint but any easy to install linux or even windows would give me the same workflow (after dealing with their bullshit ofc) except the terminal, and some other crap effectively. But on Linux? Smooth as a mirror, or what am I missing?

I thought ml was leaking

Upstream from this is the internet, so it’s no longer shared (it goes wherever it wants to and it is the servers that are “shared” by users). So there might be a bottleneck in the “splitter box” but that’s it.

Well it isn’t shared before the upstream server, that’s what FTTH is.

I’m seriosly interested in information supporting your claims, not because they are wrong (of course we share at a certain level, that’s the whole idea of the internet itself is) but because they are quite vague.

BTW for 40€ I get 10Gb/s symmetrical. I’m not in the US.

What about FTTH ?

I have a direct line from the DSLAM (?) to my apparent.

I only have 1Gb/700Mb (for 30€ a month) :-/

The next tier is 10€ more but I don’t think I need that 10Gb/10Gb just yet.

What is this “data cap” you Americans are talking about so frequently, is that some super hero like Data Captain America?

;-)

Crying in Linux 😢