If you had 1000 Mb\/Second Internet access, how would you use it?<\/p>\n
I don’t download copies of an entire human genome in my spare time, don’t need a copy of every YouTube video featuring a cat. The current top of the line 4k video requires 15 Mb\/Second and realistically needs 50 Mb\/Sec. I guess we’re laying the foundation for 100k TV or perhaps direct brain implants.<\/p>\n
Now that the web server is not in my bedroom, I don’t begin to need even the 20 Mb\/second I have. In Connecticut I was so disgusted with the Cable TV company that I was thrilled to replace it with reliable AT&T 1.5 Mb\/sec DSL.<\/p>\n
I’m confident the city will find the bandwidth useful to install TV cameras every 50 feet, more license plate readers, red light cameras, mandatory smart light bulbs and gunshot triangulators. You can’t be too safe.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
If you had 1000 Mb\/Second Internet access, how would you use it? I don’t download copies of an entire human genome in my spare time, don’t need a copy of every YouTube video featuring a cat. The current top of … Continue reading