what

By metering, you mean there's a certain amount you can download per month?

yes, usage limits or throttling

Those generally aren't a thing anymore

Unless you're raping it stupid time.

throttling definitely still is

Who are you with?

Virgin media?

Me? No, Plusnet

And it's not a throttled or metered connection

https://community.plus.net/t5/ADSL-Broadband/Throttling/td-p/1542466
> Plusnet does not throttle internet connections unless your account is in failed billing.

Well, that's their statement on it

They commonly used traffic shaping

But that's not terribly relevent here

Anyway, these aren't really going to be things on fibre to the prem

Due to the high bandwidth

Just the high cost

Costs which are dropping and we've agreed are dropping <:pepelaugh:544857300179877898>

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/2019/11/14/microsoft-gaming-boss-brexit-not-concern-uk-investment/

Brexit really isn't going to impact them tbh

Well, Windows 10 just blue-screened because it's fucking bullet-proof

FIbre to premises will not drop below the base price of broadband currently

Which means it'll be more than double my current outgoings

So no, you can keep it

Of course it will, the costs are lower and competition between virgin and BT will push the prices down

There won't be any competition - they're going to nationalise the infrastructure

> So no, you can keep it
Nothing you can do to stop it 🤷

It's happening anyway

Then the costs could be even lower <:pot_of_kek:544849795433496586>

Since there's less incentive for profit

Lmao

I'll just hack a neighbour

If Labour does get into power then theres a higher chance that it will actually be cheaper kek

yes, but it'll be fucking unreliable

and censored

https://discordapp.com/channels/462008211378012160/622430298746912768/644687853376503818
> No, you've made a baseless assertion

You just did that

It's not baseless, it's based on previous experience of a Labour government running public services, and specifically running telecoms

Previous telecoms is not fibre.

There is less to go wrong with fibre.

THe nature of fibre isn't the issue, it's the business culture, and the motivations