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1 Gb is only useful if you're connecting to multiple locations or for office to office connections. Most home users won't be streaming more than 1 or 2 videos, so unlikely to ever touch the limit. Might as well call it limitless.
That said, when 2Mb broadband was first released, we had no notion we'd ever need more!
Onedrive is really good now, but it does mean committing to Windows 10 which probably won't go down well! Files are always visible in Explorer and just download when needed. Recent update cleans up space from unused files too.
Other than that, if you want on-prem there are alternatives like Nextcloud
Anyone else thinking of Novell Netware - when they realised they'd lost out to Windows in the fields of both application servers and file servers, they talked about their great future in Authentication.
Unless VMWare get their own cloud, I don't see much future beyond being a management layer on top of Azure or AWS. There's already plenty of competition there.
We're out in the sticks, frustratingly in the shadow of a hill as far as our nearest mast goes.
The masts here are all painted a grey-green colour. Not as noticable as you'd think. Certainly better than the one pictured in the article.
Does anyone on here know at what height they have to put flashing lights on the top? That's when they'll become a real eyesore.
It's a useful comparator, assuming that all the manufacturers fiddle their figures to the same degree. Same as MPG and cars.
For me, I'd be going to a meeting for 2-3 hours, possibly a couple of hours on the train. I'd be ok. My 3 year old Surface Pro 4, probably not, so I'd take the charger.