>
> Bandwidth and coffee beans - the two things that coworking spaces should
> pay for the best you can afford to provide.
Now there's a quote destined for the wiki.
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Ouch. ADSL. *Shudders*.
:)
Bandwidth and coffee beans - the two things that coworking spaces should pay
for the best you can afford to provide.
-Alex
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At the HiVE, we have a 100/100 Fibre connection. We upgraded to that from
ADSL and the main reason why was the poor upload speed we were getting
before (5 mb/s up max). When we'd get 2-3 people trying to make Skype or
Google Hangout video calls, the whole network would brown out due to the
upload b
I do want to make people aware of asynchronous bandwidth like 50 download / 10
upload.
Connectivity can be much less reliable in the days of dropbox and other
vid/file uploads.
This is the reason why 50/50 is much more $$ than 50/10.
JEROME CHANG
WEST: Santa Monica
1450 2nd Street (@Broadway) |
I did a quick test of wired vs wireless speeds at AltamontCowork.
Interesting results...
http://techymike.com/2014/07/18/internet-speed-testing/
Mike
On Thu, Jan 8, 2015 at 1:59 AM, Alex Linsker wrote:
> I agree with all of the above.
>
> Having a backup network is good for your brand, too
I agree with all of the above.
Having a backup network is good for your brand, too, even if your main provider
goes down for 1 minute per every 6 months, it's a relief to know there is a
backup. And if one network blocks someone, the backup often has different
settings that work for them.
For
When we moved into our space it was already outfitted with dataports in
every corner and along the walls. So we have kept them live. We have an
assortment of cables available as everyone forgets them. Particularly in
the back room, where there are sone dead spots for reasons we can't quite
wo
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