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    Next up @teliafinland , which fares slightly better 10-200 Mbps telia.fi/dam/jcr:f968f137-aec9-4c61-981e-d1ef0cc76c0d/TELIA_YHTEYS_KOTIIN_MOBIILI_PALVELUKUVAUS_02_2020_FI.pdf
    oh my god twitter doesn’t include alt text from images in their API
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      And finally, @DNA_fi who comes out on top with a wide margin 100 Mbps You can probably guess which one is available at my place... Please work hard on your expansion @DNA_fi.. I need you :-) dna.fi/documents/753910/4584521/DNA_Kiintean_5G-yhteyden_erityisehdot/7e136350-fb35-67c8-9076-b108a4b219f3
      oh my god twitter doesn’t include alt text from images in their API
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        These numbers are from the providers PALVELUKUVAUS (service description) which seems to be a legally or regulatory required description the providers must provide.
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          deleted the first tweet because I looked at the wrong number (thank you Miike #elisasome) This thread is a comparison between what you can expect from @ElisaOyj @teliafinland and @DNA_fi's 5G-Home offerings @ElisaOyj actually has the same minimum as @teliafinland 10 Mbps
          oh my god twitter doesn’t include alt text from images in their API
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            @ElisaOyj @teliafinland @DNA_fi But in the time of Video-conference-from-home Let's also take a look at the upload speeds (Mbps) @ElisaOyj : 3-100 @teliafinland : 10-50 @DNA_fi: 5-100 Which is enough for low quality video... Latency is probably more important And that none-of the providers publish :-(
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