mbit

Used a 2-mbit source of randomness, been running the setup continuously to get a few terabits of data.

In Thailand you can get anything from 7/1 to 1000/100 mbit down/up, using a variety of adsl, docsis and fibre.

There is no bandwith limit (you're capped to 10 Mbit if you exceed 2TB/month).

Even at 20 mbit it would take 77 days to upload 16TB.

Then again, I'm back in London now with a 150/15 mbit d/u connection for under £30, no caps in sight.

Every other class (including serial ports) will need at least Full-Speed USB (12 MBit) increasing the cost of the USB Rocket Launcher by 10¢;-).

I currently pay about 12 EUR for a TByte of traffic, 100 MBit/s dedicated router (i.e.

There are few companies offering wifi based backhauls at speeds of 300-1000 mbit/sec which could solve the access issues of those wifi access point providers.

I split a $45/month 50 mbit internet connection with both my roommates.

They post about what an incredible journey it has been with you, their beloved user, in their unlimited-service-for-ever and that you will have 7 days to grab your data from their 10 MBit/s funnel before it is deleted forever.

Comparing the costs of cloud hosted computation and storage facilities with a 100 Mbit flat rate box with 500G on board for $130 / month is a good exercise and seems to indicate that cloud storage and bandwidth are much too expensive to be competitive except for some very specific uses.

I'll crib from a recent comment of mine [1]: 1 gbit/s in a datacenter: $30,000 / year 500 mbit/s in S3: $142,540 / year And that in a nutshell is why AWS doesn't make financial sense at any significant scale.

Mbit/s for broadcast.)" 38.8 megabits per second is 291 megabytes per minute, or 17.5 gigabytes per hour.

Blu ray video storage is 7 hours at 32 Mbit/s, 3h 30m at 64 Mbit/s (ultra high definition TV).

It could have been launched from a single raspberry pi with a 100 Mbit/s residential uplink.

It's limited to 1 Mbit/s though (but it's 4G), and no phone is included.