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You could have enlightened me here, but you didn't.
1 MB = 1 Megabyte and 1 Mb = 1 Megabit. One Megabyte equals eight Megabits, so if you have 40 Mbps, your download speed is about 5 MB/s.
Yeah, I remember seeing a poster that said 500 RS for 150 Mbps, then I realized 150 Mbps works out to about 18.75 MBps.
100 Mb/s is still plenty for most people.
That's why, for monitoring traffic, I use MB/s.
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Also, if anyone wonders what that is: https://github.com/zhongyang219/TrafficMonitor/blob/master/README_en-us.md
Just a few bits and bytes here and there, tbh.
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Divide by 8 - that's the actual speed you get in MB/s.
When I first heard about 5G speeds, I was super excited, until...
And 90% of people don't know where the claim '90% of people don't know the difference...' originated.
90% of people don't know the difference between the 5G carrier signal and the 5 GHz Wi-Fi band.