Well, technically anywhere from 5 to 40, but I still have a nice chance to grow old before libreboot starts building. Also, still slower than dial-up.
I'm imagining a 30 year old Pentium Pro server grinding away in a broom closet somewhere. It's next to the one still running the old Space Jam website.
8 kbps should be enough for anyone
Just keep your code under 8 kb. Honestly bloat if you can't do that /s
Guix user pains. The packages download at that speed.
It's a tossup whether downloading Librewolf or building it will take longer
Once upon a time I mirrored Project Gutenberg. As this was a pain having only 64kbit over ISDN, I was expecting great things from attending a LAN party where we actually had Ethernet speed connection to the internet.
When I started my mirroring script, though, it was not faster than at home. Turned out that the mirror host limited connections to clients in unknown networks to 64kbit.
Luckily I found another mirror host that had no such limits.
Try to use the Internet from UPC Slovakia. It's going very slowly.
Libreboot?! It's not on Savannah. But perhaps you meant GNU Boot
What's Savannah again ?
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