1Gbps/1Gbps for $26/month

[Matthiasa]

err hong kong? lol

Yeah thats what he means.
And yeah thats what they are suppose to do... for the next something like 4 or 5 decades (or something like that).

 

[Red Squirrel]

That would be awesome, assuming there's no cap, and that servers are allowed. Imagine the huge hosting setup you could do there without the high cost of renting dedicated servers.

 

[yuchai]

A few things:
1. There is no Internet censorship in Hong Kong currently. Remember the reason why Google moved China's site to Hong Kong was to get around the censorship rules.
2. $26 is comparatively expensive for Internet access over there of course, but it's affordable for most people. Definitely cheaper than a typical Cable/DSL connection in the US even when you take income into account.

 

[Matthiasa]

A few things:
1. There is no Internet censorship in Hong Kong currently. Remember the reason why Google moved China's site to Hong Kong was to get around the censorship rules.
2. $26 is comparatively expensive for Internet access over there of course, but it's affordable for most people. Definitely cheaper than a typical Cable/DSL connection in the US even when you take income into account.

false.
Go try and upload porn there and see what happens.

 

[yuchai]

false.
Go try and upload porn there and see what happens.

Haven't heard of that. Did someone get in trouble for doing that?

I've heard of issues with uploading things like movies or music before, but that's no different than in the US.

 

[Matthiasa]

Haven't heard of that. Did someone get in trouble for doing that?

I've heard of issues with uploading things like movies or music before, but that's no different than in the US.

They have laws against uploading "obscene" material.
And yeah not sure how many have been actually been prosecuted, but did find a few listed.

 

[Fritzo]

Truthfully, I'm having a hard time using 6mb to it's full potential.

 

[BW86]

drool