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Jack Carrozzo wrote:
> I get 8-10mbit on it in NYC (via v6, of course).

Thanks to all those who tested for me.

I'm quite content with 8-10mbit at this time, given the nature of my setup.

It looks like both of my transit connections peaked at 8-10mbps
concurrently during the time that people were testing.

Cheers,

Steve