Leon Fisk wrote:
On Fri, 01 Jan 2016 13:08:24 -0500
Ed Huntress wrote:

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No, it's not. Ookla reports that the average download speed in the US
has jumped by 10 Mbps in just the last year. California is at 40.8
Mbps, the fourth-highest in the country:

Fastest available in my neighborhood is ADSL 1.5Mbps. No
cable service available. To the west a couple miles they can't even
get that the last I knew. Have to use dial-up, over-the-air
service/modem or get something through the cell providers.

I'm not exactly what you would call "out in the boonies" either...

I live over 10 miles from town , and I have about 6Mb/sec down and
768(IIRC) up . They DO have fiber optic service to town , I think that might
help . I believe our location would qualify as "out in the boonies" .

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