Double or Triple Your Internet Speed - This Method Actually Works!

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[@di57inct]

good thing i live in romania and can get 1gbps for ~11$ with no limitations or restrictions. don't get me wrong. that's the only good part of living in romania.

[@BigLiima]

What are bad parts?

[@AsukaLangleyS02]

+Kristian (MrLiimaFIN) Former Eastern Block member and allying with the Nazis

[@sweiland75]

Everything else

[@BigLiima]

what? Nazis are fucking dead, what's that shit matter?

[@advancedlamb]

Are you serious? Our ISP's in America must be the greediest pieces of shit ever

[@acrboi]

Notice how he used "SLI" rather then "CrossFire" must be a fanboy. #linusisanvidiafanboy

[@johnnyliu7105]

he actually is a red team player at heart

[@fireaza]

"Kleenex" is a brand of tissue, but not the name for all tissues. "Band-Aid" is a brand of bandage, but not the name for all bandages. SLI is nvidia's name for their dual GPU tech, but it's not the name for all multi-GPU tech. The most popular brand-name ends up being the defacto word people use to refer to all similar products, that's just how it works.

[@jeffbeckmann7767]

Get over it already, AMD sucks

[@imhazard0uz]

Calm down Jeff.

[@bobbymcearlton]

For GPUs I agree, but can't beat their bang for buck cpus.

[@racingbeats1493]

he should of just said this was a subscription-based service that would cost as much as a car payment and I wouldn't have wasted my time lmao

[@hughmungus3415]

Thanks for saving me time! Just saved me 9min

[@reimarpb]

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[@FieroGT3400]

@@thangchanh2932 that what i've been using for years now, runs great,..

[@TurboSpeedWiFi]

It is useful for people that need this.

[@Oleg-oe1rc]

@@thangchanh2932 As he explains, it splits the data in a fundametally different way at the packet level, pfSense Multi-WAN is still doing the same thing as a load balancing router. pfSense also won't give you a single static IP suitable for server hosting, esentially acting as a business ISP in itself. It's channel bonding, not load balancing. "The Load Balancing functionality in pfSense software distributes connections over multiple WAN connections in a round-robin fashion. This feature operates on a per-connection basis." Though if you do own a business with a faster connection like Linus does, you could actually set up channel bonding like this up with your own server in the same type of way, but you will need a server at the business, and a server at home for bonding them ontop of any home hardware. Bit tricky to setup but doable. Then all your home data lines just comunicate exclusively with the business server, and then the business connection effectively becomes your home internet connection in the same way as this service.

[@MarkParkTech]

for people who may be curious, it's actually just two vpn connections that are bonded virtually at the gateway ( the box you plug your modems into, that you then connect your switches/computers/etc too ), both of which are connected to the same VPN concentrator on the service providers end. It's not trivial to setup, but it's not really that complex of a concept. There's a lot of pokery jiggery going on with the configs to make it work smoothly. A badly configured setup has the potential of making your connection even worse. Works best if both connections are of the same quality, and if done right, can potentially make your internet connection nearly as fast as both connections combined. Some loss in total bandwidth is lost to the VPN overhead, and some latency is introduced by device that is responsible for bonding your streams together. Of course, bonding must be supported at the other end. You may also get lag spikes if the dynamically IP of either device changes during a download. Potentially even lost packets. Thankfully, most ISP's don't change your IP very often, so this is generally not enough of an issue to cause regular headaches. Also, if one connection decides to go down for some reason ( tripped over the power cable for example ) it may cause your internet not to work at all, or it may go down to half speed after some packet loss while it sorts itself out depending on how it's configured.

[@SiplasNoplas]

It's a shame I only get to like this comment once, I was indeed, curious. I mean, the other option is setting up a direct connection to a backbone, right?

[@DanielRichards644]

Also Linus, by the time you pay a couple hundred bucks a month for the Itel service and then 2 connections to your ISP how long will it be before you've paid the cost of the Fiber Build Out in all these fees?

[@xStylxr]

rekt*

[@xUsuSx]

He was saying the build out would be 10's of thousands, so if we say that's 20 grand, at a few hundred per month more for this service you're talking several years to a decade before the build out would have been better. The build out is also a fixed cost, you don't have the option to cancel it a few years in if something better comes along.

[@WedgeStratos]

Well, theorizing the $60 per connection per month for a 50/10 connection from the ISP, the $25 per connection that iTel wants, the .40 they ask for to reach the 'combined throughput' of 100Mb which would be $40, and the additional $360 fee for one of their three-port bonders... $210 per month * 50 monthly payments = $10,500 (+$360) And that's just USD. But also, 4 years before you hit that, and it's probably still not enough to convince a company to make a fiber intranet for his area.

[@RealNovgorod]

Since it's basically a datacenter VPN-type solution, it's probably much cheaper to rent your own 100MBit (or whatever) server-slot in a nearby data center and do the splitting at home through a home server. It's just a matter of software, so why paying such a heavy premium over the pure hosting costs?

[@thesmashtvnetwork]

it was going to cost 130k to do fiber in my city saying it cost too much to cover the cost thear self 6 month later some one buy the local mom pop cable company and we go from 12 mbs to 100mbs talk about gredy

[@relaxingspot2024]

I don't understand how in my country which is kinda undeveloped i have with 15$ 1gb/s unlimited data...and in most developed country, you have to pay A LOT of money for a bad plan with download limits and shit like that.

[@levoleur2606]

Sedan Asfd 15$ for 1gb/s internet? what drugs are you on?

[@relaxingspot2024]

92 GameBits dude..that's what i'm using. I pay 15$ and i have 1gb per second connection speed. And i have unlimited data... Search on google romania's internet.

[@torcher78]

Sedan Asfd Romania is a beautiful country!

[@youneshenni6883]

Romania has cheapest Internet, we pay twice the amount you pay for an internet that's 50 times slower than yours

[@erikodinson9288]

+Zio Oren Are you truly that stupid we have a old infrastructure which means we would have to tear the old out to replace with new costing more than your country's worh

[@bogdanlazar5907]

Remember the old days when internet was so slow that a 3 MB song took about 40 minutes to download?

[@MarouaneHM]

slowest connection i ever had was 128kbps DSL with download speeds 20>30kbps which can download your 3mb song in only 2 minutes

[@BillAnt]

Gen X-er here remembering the 300 baud days, now that was excruciatingly slow. You could literally see the transferred byte/characters appear on the screen row by row as they were coming in, not kidding. lol

[@Scroopulous]

yeah... dialup fucking sucked.

[@barakobama8194]

Had AOL growing up. Shit was sloooow. Also was extremely annoying when someone picked up the phone and killed the internet

[@kevinsteinman8967]

I still remember about downloading a 1 MB file as if I really needed it as would take 20 to 25 minutes.

[@BoomB0y]

Joe: or even quadruple you internet speed *shows 10 fingers*

[@BillAnt]

Hey at least he didn't show his toes too. lol

[@samuelepecetto7695]

@@BillAnt Foot reveal at 11 M subs

[@truegamer8474]

@@samuelepecetto7695 guess what.....he heard you

[@ricksiddiqui8354]

That's like looking left and pointing right.

[@Rohahahahahah]

@Wyatt Moyer joe mama?

[@kanegami4176]

i somtimes forget that me paying 15$ for an 1gb optic fiber conection in romania is not the norm in the more poor countries

[@duckingangel1611]

yeah same for me feelsgoodman.

[@Aurenzel]

Looks like I'm moving to Romania then

[@kanegami4176]

+kamatchou kamelio where are you from?

[@kanegami4176]

+Erebdraug i sugest cluj

[@ewan5542]

wtf, 200 bucks? where do you live?

[@despicablerager9900]

Internet service providers will hate this new trick!

[@KevinSmith-qi5yn]

Why? They are making double the money.

[@Shadowsphere1]

It was a joke on click-bait Buzzfeed articles...

[@steve24822]

How has your comment got so many thumbs up? This "trick" means isps make more money, they will love this.

[@Shadowsphere1]

Nevets Refer to my above comment.

[@lordofsinner2224]

LOL i get it

[@yohohohowkclooh949]

Its been 2 years im still waiting on the loading screen i hope this will solve the problem..

[@animadey9379]

Are you still..... waiting

[@PC-gs7gz]

@@animadey9379 XD

[@darinmorgan3520]

I have been watching this channel non stop for three nights. I stopped building my own boxes ten years ago but you have fired me up! Technology races forward so fast and the information and technical expertise on this channel is absolutely fantastic! THANK YOU!

[@alanwilton6806]

My wifi runs slower than an asthmatic snail.

[@JustAnotherGuy341]

Alan Wilton I know the feeling. I struggle for 1.5mbps

[@tony3290]

TheOperator should i even talk about my 0.5 mbps?

[@maxii6254]

Clash With Tan haha, 0.2mbps right now 😂

[@DVDplayerz]

Just a bit better than dialup.

[@carterg3339]

Samuel Conrad I can get 100 down and 10 up from winstream At my house

[@denny8548]

Misleading title click bait. Why this dude keep touch his ball every few seconds?.

[@adamharris2325]

teleprompter remote

[@ashtontechhelp]

I was wondering the same thing. It would be less distracting if he were to have the clicker on the desk, frankly. It looks like some weird twitch he has.

[@adamharris2325]

+I TechHelpLtd he has confirmed it's teleprompter remote but it's well not in the best place

[@tessverres4898]

Just get a foot pedal teleprompter remote. No hidden hands and your feet aren't seen anyway.

[@AsianLovePotato]

You don't get it don't you. His BALL is the TELEPROMPTER.

[@Mind69420]

Thanks for the information. I was looking into this type of device years back. It's good to know it finally exists!

[@looneyburgmusic]

lol connection bonding has been around forever just about...

[@Doso777]

@@looneyburgmusic Yeah and it's often been a pain in the ass to setup. This seems to be rather easy compared to other solutions.

[@alphaxion]

If you're thinking about using a load balancer in bonded mode in the UK on ISPs such as BT with a couple of residential connections, you'll find after a while BT will notice and your lines will get rate limited. BT really doesn't like people bonding residential lines. Always check with your ISP to see if they'll support it or whether running a load balancer would be a breach of ToS.

[@Baleur]

"of course it does cost extra, a few hundred dollars a month BUT IT BLABLABLA" ahhaahahahahahaa......... a few hundred dollars a month?!!!! Kidding me....

[@kordlesskure]

He said "in my case". It might be cheaper if you're literally just bonding two connections for a private home network. It could also still be expensive as all hell, have to check out iTel I guess.

[@nateb4485]

i looked this up for myself and it would only cost me 85$ cnd to bond two 15-20mb connections. I am in an area where i have no wired internet services and have to use wireless/cellular/lte connection. The download speed isnt bad although perhaps less then you could get through wired. But the problem is cost for bandwidth. I pay 110$ a month for my 15-20mb connection and i get 100gb a month bandwidth. The overage cost is 10$ a GB. which mean the last month when i went over by 50-60 gb i had an internet bill of like 650$. For me I can get 2 LTE connections, bridge them together with this box for about 300$ a month, I'll have double the speed and more importantly for me double the bandwidth. I have the highest package i can get from rogers there is no other options for me. The only other big cost is the box i need(that can handle up to 3 connections) costs like 480$ cnd. In the end i am seriously thinking about doing this as I know i will pay less in the long range.

[@Mikein203]

Is it possible for the ISP to find a way to figure out that the user is doing this?

[@StephenDail]

He's backing up his stuff at home. That didn't have the speeds he needs. You can pay $60/year for warm/near term storage sure, but you still have to get your data to the storage site. Might consider paying attention to the video before forming an opinion.

[@NIGHTMAREuki]

is the data he wants to back up at home?

[@xrizbira]

Philippines got the worst Internet, that's why a lot of murders here...XD

[@shv90210]

LOL

[@az1k5p]

DUTUERTE SWAG BRO

[@zavatone]

Effective population control.

[@kimoyofficial]

hahahaaha

[@xrizbira]

***** here you pay almost $28 dollars for 2mbps speed that can barely play 360p, you stuck at pause to avoid buffering...XD

[@Drumma516]

During the beginning ad I had to double check the description and make sure it wasn’t posted on April Fools day. Need my speed

[@WalrusRiderEntertainment]

Who else is wondering what Linus is reaching for under his desk every couple of minutes?

[@Emadwissa]

He’s hitting the “forward button” for the teleprompter with a wireless device

[@pali3329]

Hes scratching his balls.

[@AmaliePreecha]

@@Emadwissa he should spice it to foot pedal

[@akhilesh7313]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@smokehappy21]

Fidget spinner

[@chrismayers8318]

ISPs hate him!!!

[@DanielRichards644]

You kidding, they love him, he's that crazy guy paying for 2 connections in one house.

[@IceGene]

hahaha that damn clickbait phrase

[@danieledg94]

But he use much more traffic than a normal user would.

[@McTavish01]

+logirex that's just shaw cable, they have coax infrastructure and are currently doing some big upgrades. With new tech they will be pushing for gigabit eventually with it. But in western Canada Telus is mostly all fibre now with 150/150 for 80ish bucks and 250/250 in some for around 85

[@ImpiantoFacile]

In Italy I pay 40€/mo for a business static IP FTTH 100/20 with 2 day SLA and no data caps.... Canada really is in Africa

[@Kekmit]

Lol... G Fuel commercial on IT channell... yeah... best combo ever.

[@wrcusic]

Hey, we're not all just desk jockeys! Some of us are pretty athletic!

[@itzadux4025]

He used Rain's flavor to lol.

[@AskEpic]

g fuel is marketed for gamers/office jobs because its not like c4 giving you insane tingles from beta alanine

[@wiryantirta]

BUT DOES G-FUEL COMES IN RGB? hmmm?!

[@wrcusic]

Pretty sure it comes in Red, Green, and Blue varieties, so yes

[@Scott-re7ir]

I remember when people would pick up the phone and you are back to waiting 5 minutes to get on the internet.

[@KatorNia]

Good times! I still use as SMS notification sound the sounds I had recorded from my modem connecting in the late '90s. 😄

[@utsavverma1284]

Oh my god thank you so much... Now my downloads are 60 minutes instead of an hour

[@AstroKitty]

I get 3.5 down and 0.5 up. I'm commenting just as the video is starting and my hopes are extremely high, Linus. Don't fuck with me plz

[@Wxrdyyyx]

mines 10 down 0.9 up lmk if it works yo

[@JujuShinobi]

Oh wonderful Singapore, 300/300 for the measly price of 40USD/month

[@PixlRainbow]

+JujuShinobi and top up only an extra $10-20 for 1000/1000

[@someenglishgames]

10/5 lel

[@someenglishgames]

omg i said 10/5 Nice. i Mean 300/50 xD

[@ville7213]

In Sweden 1000/100 costs far less than your 150/15. Rip

[@spelking5]

i live in Sweden and i heard the highest wifi in Sweden in 500 cause my friend has that.

[@vikingbloke]

yup, i've got 250/100 for 40$/month but could get 1000/100 for 100$/month

[@zentrobi1548]

then move to denmark

[@jonwu]

I'm not white though, so I have to let go of that dream. The dream to live in Sweden.

[@HellSpawnRulerOfHell]

1,000/100 is ~$150 hear.

[@MaltevdH]

Actually, the packets are not split in half. The aggregation switch distributes Ethernet frames based on a hashing algorithm. This algorithm might take various parameters into account, depending on vendor and config. Some use only src/dst IP, others go deeper (and therefore balance better).

[@willgaines5269]

Bonding can also work well for rural areas with old copper. Centurylink has the ability to send me a 20d/.896u connection, which we tried for about a year, but we would get DSL dropouts multiple times a week. It was incredibly u stabs. So for an extra $5/month and $150 for a modem with built-in bonding, we got 2 10d/1u lines and haven't had a single drop-out since. And we now have a whopping 2Mbps upload speed, which is slow by most people's standards, but we've never had more than 896Kbps up so this is blazing fast to me.

[@lonewulf0328]

as someone who works on the support level for a business class ISP, this looks interesting. So is your router/server seeing just the black box as a gateway?

[@LinusTechTips]

+Mitoni yep

[@khaliloun.6381]

Hello from Africa!!!! Really like your videos...

[@LinusTechTips]

hello

[@matty-wk9hw]

+LinusTechTips hey Linus love u vids from England 🇬🇧

[@aerodigital]

Load balancing. This concept has been around for a really long time. Basically, the software knows how big each pipe is (ideally) and it keeps all pipes at the same utilization level, so it spreads your connection over all of the interfaces evenly. There a tons of linux distributions that you can use that do this. Also, websites block ports like Linus said, but that really doesn't matter, since apps and ports don't map to each other with modern applications and you can use IPv6 reverse tunnels if you buy a server in the cloud with a public IP. You can get 100mbit for fairly cheap.

[@user-zz4gw1ih1n]

Here in Russia 30 minutes from Moscow I get 100Mbit/s download and 100Mbit/s upload for $12. In Moscow you can get 650Mbit/s download and 650Mbit/s upload for $24. In some places in Moscow you can get 1Gbit/s download and upload for $34.

[@thebravegallade731]

Ярослав Зинченко major cities usualky have insane speeds due to fibre networb being everywhere. for example, 100mb download is free in most of korea, with a pretty cheap cellphone service, and gigabit is pretty cheap unless you live away from urban areas.

[@BossManTee]

fuck outta here with that bullshit

[@Kretenn]

In san francisco you can get 1Gbit for $40, all major cities have fiber, rest of the world doesn't

[@PuppetMasterdaath144]

Ярослав Зинченко our souls is connecting

[@petarmedo1192]

I get fucking 3 mbps for 50$

[@shaunb7821]

Linus you've put a smile on my face every video since like 2007

[@adinchandra1797]

0:16 - 0:18 : This part makes me laugh, Linus...😆😆😆🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Tabletop-Newtype]

all that speed and WAN show is still late

[@rafiahmedchowdhury7977]

I have a 5Mbit down/ 1Mbit up for 5$ a month and the cherry on top is that there's no data cap. The only downside is there's no net connection when it's raining heavily. I live in Dhaka, Bangladesh btw..

[@neelmehta9092]

Rafi Ahmed Chowdhury nice I have 30mbps for 4$ in India.

[@pivotmaster861]

In australia the internet is a joke i'm jealous I might move to india

[@DirtyPizzzaa]

+pivotmaster861 Open bob

[@z6881]

Very interesting concept. I know some friends that live with shit internet that will really appreciate this. Also for those of you that are commenting negatively about this video there are regions of the world even in the US that have internet companies that don't offer great speeds, and there are no alternative service providers in these areas. A great example is Texas I have many friends that suffer with these ISP restrictions and even though it will cost them more money per month it is a realistic alternative to having unstable internet in a region that offers no choice to upgrade.

[@Ailigean]

Does that mean, by analysing and assembling the data, the "aggregator" gets a full log of your traffic?

[@SaintDamain]

It does regardless of whether you bond your DSL or not, unless you have a VPN.

[@craziedzombie]

Bandwith caps are just plain stupid. You guys in Canada really need to get your government to make a law against it.

[@Robbedem]

bandwith caps aren't stupid. They follow the principle of: "if you use more, you pay more". What's wrong with that?

[@mbsfaridi]

Cause bandwidth isn't something that's is limited resource and you've already paid for the connection.. The rule "if you use more. you pay more" doesn't apply here.

[@Arlyon9999]

Thankfully where I am in Ontario we have unlimited bandwidth.

[@etaxalo]

I don’t know maybe that some companies will give you an arbitrary limit, to what you can use and the rest is plus money for the supplier. For example some companies are still offering an internet connection with a 12 gig limit. Really 12 gigs? any average user can eat that under a week with the amount of "unwanted" data the web-pages throw at you.

[@1097jad]

+Robbedem "if you use more, you pay more" is probably less likely that "oh they have Netflix and stuff now... We can make money off other people's streaming since cable TV is dying"

[@XiAwesomeGodziX]

6:50 "For my application, it is perf*skip*ect" Not so perfect eh?

[@KBWrecker]

This isn't a live stream so how would his internet have anything to do with that skip?

[@XiAwesomeGodziX]

KeyboardWrecker Nah it's not his internet, it's in the video editing. Someone who was editing the video made a small mistake lol

[@Chris-xl6pd]

LOL there is a joke flying right over your head.... The editing was purposely like this to try and be funny about what he was talking about at the time it happened. You weapon.

[@KBWrecker]

Doubt it was intentional. A video skip has nothing at all to do with networking.

[@Chris-xl6pd]

Yes because we all know jokes need to be 100% accurate to be funny. Irony is real.

[@DanielPierce]

Bandwidth aggregation is a great trick, it’s how cellular video uplinks work for news outlets, and how gigabit LTE will work when it’s eventually rolled out.

[@ChrisMontgomery-xtrmagamr]

We did this kinda thing back in the dial up days, we called it shotgunning, only a few modems supported it, was the only way to get voice/data to work in games back then Hayes branded it DSVD.

[@macomputersuck]

Your complaining about 100 megabit download speed? Meanwhile with my 10 megabit download speed comcast...

[@georgetempest2469]

third world country?

[@CheeseyMilkshakes]

Thats what I get in the UK. Alot of countries just have shit internet

[@Monody512]

Meanwhile I have 2 megabit downstream DSL.

[@deathbysexy]

Meanwhile I'm running at 1.41 megabit.... Feelsbadman

[@iant720]

Were paying for 18 :( only get 6 at the computer :(

[@emillipovsek5458]

Watches how to speed up your internet in 240p

[@nathaniellefebvre342]

veloci 8080 I'm watching in 144

[@snail7604]

Lmao SAMME

[@zainalabdulla781]

oh i feel you mate.

[@davidloulo7317]

I’m watching in 4k

[@gore2874]

i had to watch in 144p

[@thegolflife7565]

To combine two different gigabit internet connections from two different providers (Comcast and frontier fiber) what is the best device I can purchase to accomplish this? Not just for redundancy but increased speed?

[@ashes48]

could be me just thinking this but it seems that when i use tether on my smartphone for my laptop and I'm hooked to my isp at home i seem to get faster internet, my laptop shows that it's using both connections but i haven't done a speed test on that.

[@_mew]

Kinda wish you had pulled a ThioJoe

[@calvincombrink9824]

Hahaha same😂😂😂

[@axelpothier2957]

I thought he was going to tell us to put batteries on the Ethernet cable

[@axelpothier2957]

The sad part is I actually believed him

[@deignlazaro3064]

You're not alone

[@LibriumMusic]

Someone even commented "is it valid in india or not?"

[@naturecollision]

did he say this service costs a couple hundred bucks a month more than a single line? wtf.

[@Bitoy004]

LOL that more expensive than 150/150 line...

[@skwerleyz]

it's more than likely targeted for business users.

[@tamberlytaylor9843]

I know right? I have 1gbps/1gbps for $85/mo here in Florida. I had to double check the date on this video twice. The speeds in the comment section and in the video are like 1993. And who the fuck uses DSL in 2016?

[@notpickybutstrict9484]

Tamberly, 1 the only routers my family can afford are DSL ones and 2 DSL is the only internet service available in my region. Second that DSL speeds can infact reach speeds up to 10gbps.

[@nekroneko]

1993? Never had a 28kbps modem, but man, 56kbps was bad enough.

[@ginnox2049]

A quick question, is it possible to set up VPN for a specific LAN line on my wifi router to use only? I'm using Asus AC68U router and my TV is connected to one of the LAN. I want only my TV to connect to VPN but not other devices, since my TV doesn't allow adding VPN or use any apps for VPN purpose.

[@echoo200]

add a separate router and add manually a vpn through thAt router.

[@pushingtechnologytothelimi7519]

Would Zeroshell work for bonding? I have 3 DSL lines and of course the TP-Link load balancing router that you showed on this video. I have used the TP-Link router for years and I am looking for something better. Do you have a link to the bonding device that you are using? Thank you for your help.

[@Lunasverse]

Australia... FTTN NBN up to 100/40 (but more like 70/30) and it is 100+ a month ;-;

[@yiannipastras9754]

lucky a get 30mbits down and 4mbits up

[@Lunasverse]

mole in your hole I am on a 25/5 plan so I get similar to you, although it is $30 more a month for 100/40.

[@Jeffers3094]

I almost hope they don't come to my area, I'm getting 30/5 at the moment on cable. To get NBN at the same speed I would have to pay $30 more per month.

[@pancakeninja445]

horrible FTTN..way behind schedule and way over budget, makes me so sad on my adsl2+ connection getting 5Mbps :(.

[@Windwalker95]

I am on a plan like yours, but I only get 14/1

[@alikhadour5857]

Why does this guy keep putting his right hand under the desk like he's pressing a button. OCD

[@danielpronkin6657]

Saw it right as I read your comment

[@Darts350Z]

He's pressing the prompter button. He's reading on a screen and presses the button to go to the next screen of what he is to say next.

[@ROMVS]

Lol, the commenters are the ones with OCD.

[@djmips]

should put that on a foot switch

[@TheHomesickNomad]

Yeah... it was actually distracting to me too. Funny thing was we ran into the same issue on our videos. I was using my iPhone as a remote and kept reaching to swipe. Foot switch works great for the one man show.

[@no-yj2cf]

Man I miss this set

[@infernobuster566]

love Ur vids especially the PC builds. keep up the good work,man!!!

[@UnKnown43783]

and im sitting here with my 300 KB/s download cnx , thanks life , and im fucking paying 130 TDN for it = about 55$

[@TheWerty159100]

100mb unlimited 12 eu :)

[@UnKnown43783]

yeah im tunisian :c

[@UnKnown43783]

zabmen MTL 9olt el 7a9 degla

[@louistournas120]

Can you watch porn in Tunisia?

[@UnKnown43783]

louis tournas Yeah actually the good thing about internet in tunisia is that you can do anything from browsin' porn / pirating / deep web , anything without worrying about cops or bein' swatted or any of that crap

[@tiaanengelbrecht9378]

I pay about $40 for 4/0.5 and I see people complaining about getting 50mbps in the comments...Jesus Christ.

[@0tto777]

I'm lucky to get 2.5/0.5 in the UK. That's a good day for me.

[@watters5969]

UK internet speed is absolute shit!

[@solinvictus2094]

Thats high for the UK! I'm 0.8

[@404namemissing6]

I had 0.9/

[@foxxy2070]

I pay 9$ a month the'rs this cool thing i use for it

[@thegolflife7565]

Can you combine service from two different providers to increase speed and reliability? IE Comcast cable plus frontier fiber? If so what would be the best way to do this? What equipment would I need to add?

[@shivavishnu7545]

It would be be interesting to make an update to this video and talk about WAN port aggregation.

[@Anytyme06]

Wow Canada's internet rates and speeds are terrible

[@tolman33]

Yes, shaw and Telus in Canada are years behind most other counties when it comes to Internet. I have a standard 50mb connection from shaw here packaged with my cable and it's over 200/mo. Multiple 100-150 connections with tv cable and his extra 200/mo service to bond them must be close to like 600-800/mo and who the hell would pay that lol

[@yedead1]

Still better than UK our lines average from 8mb, most places won't get much more than 3-5mb. I get an actual download speed of around 800kbps.

[@Anytyme06]

Ouch dude, that reminds me of dial-up days.

[@TheDarthJesus]

150mb/s line from shaw is like $80

[@nateb4485]

its not so much that they are behind, they absolutely could increase our speeds and lower the prices, but they dont have to... there is a monopoly and they are making more money so why stop? There have been steps, i recently got LTE(was on 4g) internet, and the highest cap i could have before was 10g and now its 100gb(10$ a gb for bandwidth over, yes thats right, my last internet bill was like 650$). But the bandwith pretty much costs them the same as it does the other providers in other countries. I think we will eventually catch up but we need more pressure on them, and more oversight. They have the power to squash any new competitors to keep prices inflated. I'm seriously looking at this idea of bonding connections and wondering if i should bond a couple LTE 100gb cap connections, and that i could probably do it for the same price(even with the special box/monthly fee) as I do for my 100gb connection + 50-75gb of extra bandwidth.

[@GoldRaptor00]

this comment section is either americans paying $120000 for 1.0/0.1mbps internet, or Eurasians paying $0.50 for 1000/950mbps, and there is no in-between

[@MajicFreeman]

You seem to be wrong.

[@kye3k1]

The UK is literally in between. ~80mb for

[@crispyrice9461]

Uhm not sure where you're getting your internet. I have a £50 connection at 200up/down

[@SyntaxRepairs]

I'd love to know who from?? :)

[@kye3k1]

If you are lucky enough to get cable then Virgin have the fastest internet (except bespoke limited availability ISPs like hyperoptic and gigler who provide gigabit). For the rest of us we rely on fibre to the cabinet and get up to 80mb down 19mb up.

[@RCAFTailWind]

You don't have to have a static IP. My SP will not provide one to consumer accounts so I use a DNS server. Works perfectly

[@rationalbushcraft]

I remember the days when we would bond ISDN lines for more bandwidth. It would take me hours to get them configured and working correctly.

[@nathan164]

who else looked at the date before even playing the video?

[@Ghost-gj1bx]

same here

[@fullconsciousness1448]

What on Earth that matters???!

[@shrimpblimp1770]

Albert M. we thought it was april fools

[@fullconsciousness1448]

No need... the guy was genuine as stated in the start of video lol

[@ThatGuy-kc2zb]

Romania has 1000 Mbs internet for 10€/month with no data limit.

[@dlankaputt6463]

Fuck you xD

[@TeslaNick2]

Yet you're watching a how to video on doubling or tripling it. I dunno'.... Some people are never satisfied...

[@javiersoto2249]

Impossible.

[@ThatGuy-kc2zb]

Just wanted to see how the other part of the world lives :)

[@dlankaputt6463]

Petrescu Andrei Germany: very many people dont even have 10mbits download at home. Perfect!

[@n.ga.i518]

You can also us speed of fy which works great useing two DSL Conn. But is like 50 a mon. But it works great

[@irishguy200007]

I feel vindicated now as a Polish kid that laughed at me 15 years ago when I recommended this as a topic.

[@TriplicateTrey]

How dare he

[@i5ka]

Why polish

[@bitTorrenter]

@@i5ka Well, he would be a Romanian today.

[@JasonBlack66]

we used to do similar back in 56k days with two phone lines :P

[@michealkinney6205]

You can still do it with 56k lines, and I imagine some people still do. But of course they use ISDN which is more like digital 56k, being that 56k was really just a label (call it marketing or due to the theoretical maximum of the hardware) as phone lines were capped by the phone company at 44kbs best case. The benefit to ISDN is it's 64kbs per line (128kbs per bond) both upload and download. I've considered a few times getting like 20 lines and bonding them through my load balancer because it be one large synchronous pipe for relatively cheap as you can get a local ISDN number for Free, so it's just the cost of the lines. But I do also remember having my little 56k device "back in the day" that hooked to your phone to let you know if someone was calling, so you could chose to answer instead of disconnecting you altogether abruptly or missing the call (depending on how you had things setup). Ah the good 'ol days of free (and horrible) AOL. Lol

[@CheapSushi]

You can still get I think a free 56K line from Netscape (I think 8 hours max) and use it as a failover lol. :D

[@realDonXeon]

I had a Diamond SupraSonic II - dual line 112k Modem, those were the days! My Fiber drop and Internet 150/150 gets hooked up today !!! $42/month for 3 months and then $80/month. 150 Mbps up and 150 Mbps down. Basically I will setup the new router and my extender and be done in 15 minutes. You can't beat that deal. Also 300 Mbps up and 300 Mbps down would be better for a server than 300/30. Once you have Fiber you will never have to worry about speed upgrades again.

[@eowen-to1oj]

beat me too it... did this with Juno hahahahaa

[@willy_lime7465]

I miss shotgunning ISDN lines.

[@simonjureus9931]

Put a fork in a toaster, wire some copper wire around the handle of the fork. Connect the end of the copper wire to a RJ-45. Connect the RJ-45 to your router and boom. More power = faster internet. NOTE: You will most likely not live to experience it but hey, you need to lose some to win some am I right?

[@fuadh8101]

Are you asking fr or nah?? xD

[@Sk8orBoy300]

that is actual name of an ethernet jack the plugs into your pc or router

[@Yatukih_001]

Probably something that is just made up by this guy. Not worth bothering to check into...

[@OlittoTV]

Sounds interesting. I'm tempted to try it now...

[@Onewolfoc]

even better if you want to boost the speeds even more you need to get a roll of 16 AWG wire and strip 100ft of it and then wrap it around your body then you have a friend climb the nearest tree with the other end and you sit there and hold a CAT 5e line or better and wait for it to thunderstorm...guaranteed to work I swear ;) oh and dont forget to take your shoes off and stand in the deepest puddle you can find

[@cagatayguitar]

@linus i see your right hand going under the table so offen, İs there a button for tagging times for making montage points ?

[@ruizhuchen8582]

Can a Dual Wan Router or Router with port aggregation bonds two connection? Or it simply ensure a seamless connection at same bandwidth?

[@GeekBoy03]

Companies in the US do not support this.

[@DFX2KX]

at least at the consumer level, yeah. Mediacom would probably sell me two business lines if I wanted it. They'd look at me funny, but they'd do it.

[@mipmipmipmipmip]

They do support it, but only if you use hi-fi quality gold-plated ethernet cables! Contact your professional audiophile specialist for details!

[@godyea6141]

The bonding is on a third party so the it changes nothing for the carrier. You send 100% of the traffic to an aggregating site from where it is routed normally.

[@GeekBoy03]

godyea Um...you still have to get two, or more accounts. And try that in the US.

[@godyea6141]

As long as you pay no one will bat an eye. You can have multiples connections at a single address.

[@Tom-gv7hc]

Wait, linus is complaining about 100Mbps? Im happy if I can keep a constant 20 for an hour

[@Merthalophor]

Me too, bro. Me too.

[@sp1epiphany]

I complain over 400mbps. I'm so ready to have 1gig lol.

[@Tom-gv7hc]

:

[@Tom-gv7hc]

Im talking 20 with a hundred dollar wifi extender :\ I get about 12Kbps without it, Im talking 1400 ping

[@Tom-gv7hc]

Fucking comcast

[@butchr08]

Mushroom Networks makes a device called a Truffle. I have used their product with a 45/45 Fiber line and a 200/20 Cable Modem connection from two different carriers.. It also does not require a subscription service through your ISP. There were a few services that had a hard time with this so we had to specify that the connection could only use the second line as a fail-over, but that was a per destination ip setting.

[@butchr08]

@Reef James Stevens I posted a comment a few days ago. I had good luck with them. Ipsec p2p vpns and some other services required you to go in and force them fo only one circuit, otherwise a truffle worked well for us.

[@edcardozajr4353]

Sir,what is the name of the black box for bonding the net or isp?

[@tsbrownie]

In the bad old modem on copper days, they used to connect multiple 100, 300, 1200, 2400 baud lines together to get "high speed" data links.

[@joshsanderson5512]

tsbrownie 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@nmotschidontwannagivemyrea8932]

tsbrownie "bad old"? I get internet on copper cables where I live and it's pretty decent.

[@tsbrownie]

We had 30+ year old copper that was squirrel eaten, bird bit, cracked and hacked. The connections were so corroded even the phone company gave it. Yes, when it's working copper's not bad, but it does not have the speed and reliability of our current fiber. Yee Haw!

[@mujjuman]

Those copper lines are terrible. The US needs to upgrade its infrastructure, instead of building a shitty wall and bombing middle eastern kids

[@christopherjohntaylor7554]

Lol, yup had the old Gandalf 1200 and 2400's Ah "The bad old days"

[@jonathansilvestri7648]

You Europeans are making me sad with your OP internet :(

[@zainabhashim594]

Chillin with ma 3 mbits internet....

[@cpreyde]

A high population density and amiable gov't definitely help. Canada has one of the smallest population densities and our gov't is in the pockets of Bell/Rogers, etc...

[@kaimaxmunte1]

1 gb/s is pretty normal here in the netherlands. we all get fiber by default. lol i never heard of a data cap??? i thought that was only with mobile phones. that don't exist here. must suck lol at home watching a movie bam sorry m8 you home is out of internet. i like downloading 200gb / hour :D

[@protonruffy12]

Im from germany and i get 6mbits download on a good day..

[@kaimaxmunte1]

simtex yea but Netherlands has still way better Internet than Germany 2 out of the 3 big Internet cables going to America goes trough the Netherlands were overpopulated so fibre everywhere. and you probably didn't buy the most expensive bundle

[@barthez_]

So I have to pay for two internet connections this device and the service for it? Linus r u sure this is cheaper than just getting a new faster line to your house?

[@solomioist]

4:40 this can handle up to 5 connections and up to 900MBit/s traffic Modern Linus: Hold my 10GBit/s internet connection.

[@healthdios]

in Mexico worst Internet connection in the world, that's why all the murders here..

[@CorporateShill]

healthdios copied comment

[@jackrabbit2992]

healthdios in México City it is great, I have Axtel and it is 200mbit download en costs 50 dollars per month, with extras.

[@HungryHerm1t]

El Diablo Santos I'm from Phil. but yes I agree with you..

[@ThatSB]

healthdios mexico is a shithole what do you expect? i didnt even know they had internet in third world countries

[@abnerphilipe]

No way dude, Brazil it is even worst hahaha here there are some place that still doesn't have any kind of internet how could it be worst than that?

[@duffunk]

100MB DOWNLOAD?!?!? 10MB UPLOAD?!?!?! I have like 14MB download and 0.4MB upload. I would KILL FOR 100MB DOWNLOAD

[@bidfrust]

yeah, no. your drive cant even write that fast...

[@lamenameee]

dude plzz look up bits and byts, you probably have more then 100mbits

[@isakartang601]

lamenameee I have 1.3 mg download...

[@spencerschiller3236]

We've got 150mbps download and 45mbps upload (no joke) the downside is you can only get those speeds over ethernet through our router. over wifi, i get 3mbps down and .5mbps up.

[@AwesomeOnsum]

You need a new wifi router then. A proper AC router should have no problem getting 10x what you're getting even in terrible conditions

[@MrHaydenJr]

Could a similar bridge be performed with two connections such as 2 phone both hotspotting to a pc with multiple wifi dongles, the pc seems to want to use one or the other and doesnt seem to be able to split the traffic among the two...... any hardware or software that could accomplish this?

[@robonik21]

Thanks for the informative video! This is innovative. Question: Will this work with 2 FIOS connections? I am awestruck by the symmetrical down/up speeds I am currently getting for the last month since installing fiber - but I want more! If possible. Why not? Unless it won't work... Currently my best download is 988mbps and upload is typically around 1000 mbps or so. I've done all of the Speed Guide tweaks for Windows and it's pretty well maxed out without a "magic box" or something along those lines. Will the box handle 1000 mbps X 2?

[@aaronmyers4951]

You would be better off for most things using a Dual WAN router with 2.5Gbit ports. When I bought my property it had been vacant when fiber became available in this town, so when I had them trenching for a fiber I had them run 2 fibers, like in case I had a renter that wanted their own connection.. no extra charge. Then they dropped the symmetrical 1Gbit connection cost to $110 a month and I'm like, yeah, let's hook up that second fiber in the house now... Asus RT-AX86U... Blue WAN port gets 1 gigabit connection from fiber ENT 1, LAN Port 1 gets 1 gigabit connection from fiber ENT 2, green 2.5 Gbit port goes to a 2.5 Gbit switch to feed bedrooms and living room. Other 1Gbit LAN ports go to Roku, TV, and Android TV box because they don't benefit from more bandwidth. So, I have 2 fiber Ethernet Network Terminals feeding 2 ports of a WiFi 6 router and it's 2.5Gbit port shares the combined bandwidth via a 2.5Gbit 8 port switch that feeds each bedroom with 2x 2.5Gbit connections. The second connection in each bedroom is for low latency LAN gaming when friends visit. All multithreaded apps upload or download with maximum bandwidth available. That's my FTP server in Dallas on a Linode, torrents of various files when wanted, and I can stream a live 4K feed @ over 125MB/s for the utmost clarity and detail. I get the idea from the lack of mention of other possibilities that Linus is just doing an infomercial. It's not like we haven't had single device Dual, Triple, or Quad LAN routers for around a decade or longer... FTP doesn't need any fancy aggregator to do multithreaded uploads and downloads, only the server and client have to support it. I live in a town of 500, but there are smaller ones around me that have the same ISP that provides up to full symmetrical 1Gb fiber connectivity. Feel bad for anyone in a larger town that is getting shafted with old technology and relatively high prices, when fiber is cheaper than copper, lasts longer than copper, and requires a smaller "modem" that is termed an Ethernet Network Terminal (ENT) that doesn't run as hot as most DSL or cable modems. People need to petition their ISPs en masse for fiber upgrades for whole communities. Anything else is asking for more bills. Not just the extra cost of a second cable or DSL modem, also the power to run the extra devices isn't a very good financial choice, unless you're making money with your internet, in which case you should be paying for business service, which often includes better service: after hours and weekend support calls, static IP address included, and other features. As far as ISPs blocking common server ports, there's nothing that says servers have to use those ports. Given port scanning and hackers, choosing alternate ports is a good idea anyway. They can hit Port 21 all day long looking for an FTP server, and get no response. A Linux based router with tripwire and fail2ban is good at stopping the port scans before they ever get to where services are actually hosted. I just don't see a need for a service like this infomercial.

[@daggarflynn9637]

Similar to a piece of software we used to use to tie two or more analog connections together. It was called Midpoint Teamer. It divided the workload among the available connection based upon their active transfer rates. This could also be done with just about any multi-NIC box.

[@FIGHTTHECABLE]

Thank god i just have a 250 Mbit down- and 25 Mbit upload line. Less can go wrong. South Korea is laughing at your video.

[@FIGHTTHECABLE]

In terms of avg. internet speeds, USA is not in the top 10. That's why i said South Korea, meaning the whole country, not single individuals. uk.businessinsider.com/fastest-internet-connection-speeds-2015-5?r=US&IR=T

[@Svallen675]

Well you also have to consider how many people are being served internet in the US compared to South Korea too. US has a lot more traffic atm.

[@georgetempest2469]

You go Korea - you have the best archers in the world!

[@Bitoy004]

On average most cities in the US dont have that speed. On my area we got 500/500 Mb for residential, but that can be pricey. Now if your lucky to live on a googlenet area then you can get 1/1 Gb.

[@david6pac]

funny how south korea is laughing at a canadian video

[@mikes4086]

My workplace here in the UK is in a rural area and we had really slow internet so we had three internet connections bonded into one.

[@anoop8115]

Nobody: Linus: chucks in a router into a pc case

[@AintBigAintClever]

Double or triple your internet speed by buying two or three internet connections. Wow. Who'd have thought it?

[@CyRxJustin]

probably mostly people who don't understand how networks work

[@ronald9488]

you can't just hook up multiple internet connections through your network... You need a 3rd party like this product...

[@ChildofLight777]

Some say sarcasm doesn't translate well in written form.

[@Fluke2SS]

And more than double and triple the cost lest we not forget.

[@CraigLabute]

If you'd actually watched this video you would know why that doesn't work. You are plainly thinking of a load balancing system, which only offers more possible connections at the speed of the slowest link, not one connection with the aggregate speed of all connections. This is a common misconception with networking newbies who think that common LAG (link aggregation groups) or etherchannels (whatever terminology your vendor chooses to use) will allow four gigabit ethernet connections to provide a 4Gbps stream of data from one server to another over the network. These aggregation protocols split traffic based on source/dest IP, MAC, or port. In short, they're meant to allow four devices to each have a gigabit connection to a server, or an interswitch to handle four separate gigabit streams, not a single 4Gbps stream. At home, you might be able to introduce the necessary software and hardware to provide a 4Gbps stream to your NAS. For your internet connection, you don't have the necessary influence. If you're a tech-savvy person, I suggest researching MPTCP (Multipath Transmission Control Protocol) and similar technologies, largely being pushed by 4G/5G networks. There is considerable interest in combining multiple 4G connections or a 4G/5G connection with Wi-Fi, and MPTCP is one technology that would enable such a thing natively. Cheers

[@MihkelKukk]

Fun fact: NASA has over 90Gb/s internet speed.

[@faloc]

also USA in general has slower speeds than Sweden... but ye South Korea is on the first place when it comes to internet speed, followed by Sweden

[@1337acab]

u should look at the Akamai Q4 2015 global average peak connection speeds rankings singapore on top lol

[@michaelhilliard9770]

sweden is smaller than the USA and your network is sparse above the arctic circle where no one lives and you have less people logging on to use the network at any given time america has the largest and most extensive fiber optic network on the planet we also have more land to cover and 350 million people and on top of that we have a 17trillion dollar a year economy so keeping up with capacity is tough when most of the worlds traffic hits our network at some point we have slower speeds but it still works well for us

[@MihkelKukk]

well... the thing is that I'm in Estonia, and the best speeds we can have is 200Mb/s, don't know about U.S tough

[@Corsuwey]

I have a 1 Gb/s connection... Oh... I live in Japan.

[@hiimshana]

So... where I live, internet has a physical limit of ~2.5Mb/s due to old cables etc, so if I buy any connection above 2.5Mb/s it reaches max 2.5Mb/s. Let’s say I buy a second connection and link it to this thing, will I technically have 5Mb/s connection?

[@thegolflife7565]

What brand of load balancing router you using?

[@MrGMoney1944]

Oh no only 150?! Jeez and all I have is this 12 mb connection that chugs like a frat party!

[@matthewkinney5474]

MrGMoney1944 I have 3 Mbps internet connection. Stop complaining.

[@overknight5278]

MrGMoney1944 3... its decent my cell service works better! 26mps in 10 out

[@MrGMoney1944]

OverKnight 52 Huh thats not bad at all rural or urban though?

[@RJARRRPCGP]

I had that with ADSL back in 2013, before my former place in Springfield, Vermont got FTTH! I started with 12 Mb down with the coding gain changed to 7 on the BEC 7402TM router. In 2013, before getting FTTH, I noticed regularly getting 13 Mb and sometimes 14 Mb!

[@99kr2]

MrGMoney1944 stfu i have 2

[@middleclassic]

I just discovered this channel a few hours ago and have since watched about 5 or 6 of your videos. And I have to say your vids are very good. For being tech oriented, you could easily talk over peoples heads and make no sense to anybody except for the geekiest of the geeky, but I never once felt that you came close to doing so. And it is very refreshing to hear someone who can talk tech and keep it interesting when the subject matter may be anything but enthralling. If I could I would give your videos 2 likes each for the ones I have watched. But this is the real world and one Like is all you gonna get. But when I go to bed tonight, if I happen to dream of your channel (Phew, now that would be really weird and kind of ... disturbing), I will be sure to Like your vids as much as the alternate reality allows. Good day to you and a good night too!

[@RottBit77]

Hear hear, I concur!! 👍

[@thegolflife7565]

Why is broadband in Canada so slow....? When you say fiber installation, do you mean eliminating all coax in the house for fiber or just having fiber ran to your house?

[@cheetor536theuniversalgame2]

on right do you have any videos of how to boost hughesnet in rural areas

[@ohZyki]

Governments and ISPs hate him!!!

[@sean7235]

110MBps Downstream... 10MBps Upstream.... That's not that good... Well I have 4 Downstream and 1-2 Upstream

[@diegoyason8282]

ThePandaX [GD] mines even worse 0.75 downstream and .10 upstream

[@lalala12345621]

living in a developing country im having 1 and 0.1

[@Catexperimenters]

He said Mbps not MBps

[@LifeisReal1990]

Even so, that's 25MBps download and 2.5 Upload, which is still better than mine, cuz I get 10MBps download and 2MBps upload

[@bulelf]

Well, good thing then that i'm in one of the countries with the fastest internet in the world :D I get 100Mbps down/up for 6$ per month

[@offorh.i.c8374]

Hello LTT, thanks for this video. Please i want to bond my home internet connections from 2 different mobile providers i.e. both through WiFi. This is so as to achieve relatively seamless connection e.g. when hosting webinars or zoom meetings, as both providers' network have proven very unreliable lately. Please what would you advice?

[@zwz.zdenek]

Is it able to go through NAT? Because most connections sold today are limited by it.

[@hello235698741]

my internet speeds are faster than my hard drive. From south korea

[@lloydnevins8530]

Yeah yeah, we all know South Korea has the fastest internet speeds in the world. Lucky you.

[@rabbit-kan]

really I wanna go to your country.

[@user-yb5cn3np5q]

High-performance computing relies on that fact to boost performance. They make RAID over the LAN.

[@someguy4915]

It's not RAID over the LAN but iSCSI, which uses special Ethernet adapters with larger buffers etc. dedicated to carrying SCSI packets to units hosting storage space. The actual RAID is done by the targets themselves and does not cross the network.

[@user-yb5cn3np5q]

Oh, thanks, didn't know that! (Actually did. Your explanation isn't helpful to the guys up there.)

[@TheMightyMuch]

10mbs download... lol here in AUS a steam game is about 300-500... kbs

[@braydenhaines5456]

TheMightyMutch. Australian internet is a pain in the butt! The highest download I've ever seen was 8mbps!

[@Naizen]

Brayden Haines The highest what i've Seen was a download about 35mb/s in steam

[@rodjohn01]

I don't get it either. In New Zealand the internet is light speeds ahead of Australia. Most place in Aus, its not even unlimited. In Auckland everyone is getting fibre internet and with about 200 mbps. In the south island they have just got 1gbps internet which will shortly be available in North island. Australia should be way ahead of New Zealand!

[@TheMightyMuch]

Rodger Johnson yea the government is really lazy about getting the nbn up and running, and they're using up alot of time to run nbn to the populations in the country.

[@hpdeskjet2596]

50kbs here

[@Mackingzie]

Also works on two fiber-lines. Got one 500/~500Mbits Fiber & one 100/10Mbits Coxal. 100Mbits was forced on me.

[@Valleedbrume]

Great how about audio follow video on the VP9 codecrape.?