re: #49 Anymouse 🌹🏡😷

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Ricketts said his proposal would bring broadband to an additional 30,000 households in Nebraska.

Right now, he said, an estimated 80,000 households don’t have access to internet that meets the federal definition of broadband set in 2015: 25 megabits per second download speed and 3 megabits per second upload speed, referred to as 25/3.

Under LB 388, state grants would cover 50% of the cost of a project and would have to provide internet speeds of 100/100, which Ricketts and others said represents “quality” internet for today’s needs. About 150,000 households in the state, he said, now lack access to 100/100 internet speeds.

I think that number 80,000 is probably low.

Right now according to Ookla my speeds are:

Ping: 67 milliseconds.
Download: 9.54 Mbits
Upload: 810 kilobits.