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I'm in rural Austria at the moment. On my own internet connectivity journey....it's frustrating.
To be fair, broadband connectivity itself isn't that bad. The issue I have is that the WiFi in this building is 2.4g and struggling from am extremely noisy solar panel installation next door. If I manage to get a good WiFi signal I drop out of a zoom call because a neighbour uses their microwave.
It's extra frustrating because I have all of my test equipment with me so I know what the issues are but it's not my building so I can't do anything to fix it.
Tethering on my phone via 5ghz WiFi solves the interference problem and we get good download speeds but latency is sky high so it doesn't work well for video calls.
Going to be sad to come back to the UK but at least I've got 1gbps internet waiting for me.
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I mean it's better than any other option as it stands already. Just trying to maximise.
Good thing I only use internet for Netflix.