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    7 hours ago

    Moist Critical’s whole channel really is just “Hey you know that thing everyone is already talking about and you probably also decided you hate? Well here’s a description of the thing and why it’s bad.”

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      1 hour ago

      And then he repeats it four or five times. I love the guy, but I’ve noticed he’s a little repetitive. Like, he just goes on with the same point several times? It’s noticeable how he talks about the topic of his video several times during the video.

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      4 hours ago

      I prefer the youtube channels where the person somehow talks about a single tweet for ten minutes. And gets twenty million views.

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    14 hours ago

    Same when cellular drops to one level below the current top of the line for consumers. 5G plus? Decent. 4G and lower? Fat shit through a funnel.

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          9 hours ago

          The biggest issue is that 5G is very easily blocked by objects, including humans. It’s unavoidably very hard to get a strong stable signal in crowded places. In my humble opinion, the extra speed just isn’t worth the trade-off 🤷🏼

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            3 hours ago

            If that would be true I’d not be getting excellent zone in my concrete jungle. You’re thinking of short-wavelength (mmWave) 5G which is rarely used (mostly in dense population areas like event venues), but most utilized towers run on similar frequencies as 4G.

            EDIT: Just gotta flex abit and say when I upgraded my home network from 4G to 5G, I went from ~50 latency to ~30, speed went from 150 to 700. Same cost (26eur, unlimited) with no downtimes whatsoever. Happy 5G customer here.