Sep 16, 2025
Average Internet Speed in Europe by Country in 2024
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In 2016, a Comcast user frustrated with slow internet used a Raspberry Pi to tweet Comcast every hour. The bot checked speeds, and if they dropped below what was promised, it sent an automated tweet showing the results directly to Comcast.
When I was a kid my parents only let me on the internet for 1 hour at a time. So in order to watch more Youtube I watched all videos on 2x speed. Even as an adult I still watch all videos at 2x speed just because I'm used to it.
This has permanently fucked up my brain. Now it feels like the entire world and even my own body are moving too slow for my brain.
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A few months ago, Australian researchers achieved a world record internet speed of 44.2 terabits per second (Tb/s). Thatβs fast enough to download one thousand HD movies in a second. They accomplished the feat using a βmicro-combβ optical chip, or photonic chip β an experimental device that can transfer data...
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