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A single point of failure triggered the Amazon outage affecting millions
(arstechnica.com)
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most consumers don't need upload speeds. they aren't uploading anything. most people's internet traffic is like 99.9% streaming videos at this point.
Everyone with a cloud backup for anything needs a decent upload speed or it takes days to complete a backup
Yes, so? So it’s fine to for literally no reason forcibly limit it? Just because old people don’t need 1tb phones doesn’t mean we should just make all iPhones 256mb phones.