the non existent person has 4 key things

  1. he has 50k
  2. he is in sort of a sony ecosystem (ps5,sonytv, PlayStation vue,sony phone,sony camera and a sony radio)
  3. the max for the internet he will pay for is $325
  4. he lives on the second story of a 3 story apartment building

me: ofc calyx institute unlimited data thing or mabye at&t fiber internet

  • Zyratoxx@lemm.ee
    21·
    10 months ago

    Dunno where they’re living but my dad lives in an eastern German “suburb” (which irl is just a 500 ppl village that happens to be within a 15km radius of a bigger city) and gets 1000GB/s through fiber optic whilst paying about 50 EUR. So maybe they meant 1k GB/s, they’re just living in no man’s land or German broadband prices vary dramatically.

    • dfyxA
      4·
      10 months ago

      I think you’re mixing up your units… 1000 GB/s would be enough for a whole data center.

        • dfyxA
          2·
          10 months ago

          Still not quite. It’s 1 Gbit/s („gigabit“) not 1 GB/s („gigabyte“) which is a factor of eight apart. Marketing departments often obscure this by writing 1 Gb/s which is technically a valid way of writing one gigabit per second but very misleading. I‘ve never seen an ISP advertising in byte-based units and why would they? To the untrained eye they would look like they’re eight times slower than the competition.

          • Zyratoxx@lemm.ee
            1·
            10 months ago

            Ah my bad, tbh I do know this but I kinda forgot that bc I’m a bit stressed out lately hence my late and hasty replies

            Anyways tysm for getting it right ^^