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#31
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Yes, rumor has it that it's currently one of the best major ISPs in Moscow. I'm actually thinking of switching to them... And we can slowly start forgetting about free content on the local network... at least with the leading providers... the fight against piracy, and all that... =)
But if the speed is good, it's not a problem; torrents are the way to go =)
Кто попробовал слезы мака, тот будет плакать всю жизнь...



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#33
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I hate my internet! It costs about 10 rubles per megabyte! It keeps disconnecting and doesn't work at all in the evenings! The speed fluctuates from 5 to 64 kbps, although it's usually higher at night. Anyway, that's why I've been using my phone for the past 2 years.
Тот, кто находит удовольствие в уединении, либо дикий зверь, либо Бог (с) Аристотель

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#34
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I don't like it! I want it faster, cheaper, and more reliable...
P.S. Wow, you're really complaining... :)
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#35
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As far as I know, in Russia, especially in large cities, the internet is excellent compared to ours. Here, we have a real problem with it – there's a monopolist who charges exorbitant prices and provides very poor quality service. And this is the capital! It's very sad. Although there are a couple of alternative providers, and I use one of them (a cable internet/TV provider), their quality isn't much better either:smile05:. In general, I use a 0.5 Mbps unlimited plan for... well, something around 1600 rubles/month. In principle, it's enough for me – mostly for browsing, and occasionally downloading music or other small files. It's glitchy, though... P.S. When will civilization finally arrive here? Added 5 minutes later
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For the first 2-3 days, it's fine, but then my brother completely uses up the traffic. And from 100 Mbps, there's... I don't know how much left, but my nerves can't handle waiting for pages to load. 12 GB? O_o... that's great... But I only have 2 GB... And it costs about 590 rubles... Sigh...
You guys are getting something mixed up – a 100 Mbps channel:smile52: – that doesn't exist... even some providers don't have that kind of channel. 100 Mbps is probably the speed of a local network.

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#36
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As far as I know, in Russia, especially in large cities, the internet is excellent compared to ours.
As far as I know, in the States, especially in large cities, the internet is excellent compared to ours.
You guys are getting something mixed up - a 100 Mbps channel doesn't exist... even some providers don't have such a channel.
It does exist. Here are the prices from one of the Moscow providers. However, for me, an unlimited 7.5 Mbps is preferable.
Dedicated internet. Plans with a speed of 100 Mbps.

Monthly subscription fee. Volume of traffic included in the subscription fee. Cost of additional traffic (per 1 MB)
400 rubles. 2 GB 0.30 rubles.
525 rubles. 6 GB 0.20 rubles.
650 rubles. 22 GB 0.15 rubles.
920 rubles. 44 GB 0.10 rubles.
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#37
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Amaranth
As far as I know, in the States, especially in large cities, the internet is excellent compared to ours.
There's no room for irony here – things are more or less okay in cities, but in small towns, there's nothing but dial-up. But, of course, there's always satellite internet, but it's not very convenient for surfing, and its installation and configuration are tedious and not cheap.
Amaranth

It happens. Here are the prices of one of the Moscow providers. However, for me, an unlimited 7.5 Mbps is preferable.
For us, even your unlimited plan is a dream – my provider's maximum is 0.5 Mbps, and there's simply nothing more. And the provider I mentioned earlier, who has a monopoly, doesn't even offer unlimited plans – it's a kind of pseudo-unlimited plan: after consuming 10 GB at the advertised speed (usually a maximum of 1 Mbps), the speed drops to 64 kbps until the end of the month. That's how it is:smile32:
Besides, the price comparison is simply shocking...

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#38
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There's no room for irony here – things are more or less okay in the cities, but in smaller towns, there's nothing but dial-up.
I know, a friend of mine lives in Kazan, which isn't exactly a small city (2Arandor, if you happen to see this – I'm not talking about you), and until last year, he was using a dial-up modem. He only got a 256kbps cable connection this summer.
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#39
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I rarely reach the maximum, but still! I am satisfied with my optics.

Of course, I have an unlimited data plan.
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#40
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Java test

Who wants a piece? :3

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#42
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Good thing)

It's enough for me.
aka Sir Holmes aka David Jones.
#43
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People like you are making it difficult for me to share files on torrents.

#45
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I have one too, but why would I need it when I share 20 GB a day?