muratremix

bridge mode does not cause double nat.

ISPs can use password auth / mac auth for PON. I was unable to use an external PON device with 3BB because of that. Just FYI.

Aliens inducing sterilization? There was an episode like that in Stargate SG-1 😉

If it was 20k a year, and ability to get a new DTV visa each year, where you can extend again, it would work out for most people. 20k a year is still much cheaper than work permit and the related costs. if it is 5 year, 180 days a year (900 days a total over 5 years) then it is awful.

Thailand is not even part of SEA-ME-WE5 However, IP transit purchased via Singapore may be affected by it. https://www.submarinecablemap.com/submarine-cable/seamewe-5

https://fiber.3bb.co.th/superhighspeed/ 1399 baht + %7 VAT

Wonderful, I guess I'll ask them to upgrade me next month then. Thank you!

Can you go to https://www.whatismyisp.com/ mine is Your ISP isJasTel Network International Gatewayalso known as 'Triple T Broadband Public Company Limited'.

Did you get it? I'm also interested in it and currently using 1000/1000 but I don't want to end up in AIS network while paying for 3BB. I wish they made things clearer. Is there anybody using 3BB 2000/1000 package and tell me if IP belongs to 3BB or AIS?

Is BYD Dolphin Extended range worth the 160k difference if we are only driving it in the city and no long distance travel (e.g no range anxiety) ? 95PS engine is a bit concern and all the test drive cars are extended range (204 ps).

How much 34Kwh battery pack lasted on highway speeds? I assume you drove 110-120 kmh where applicable.

This is incorrect. 3BB has it's own International Gateway and 3BB torrenting and downloading speed is pretty good. I'm getting 400-500 Mbit/s easily on a single torrent.

if you pay less because you think you can get same service, you're wrong. lower tier packages could have higher contention ratio (bandwidth shared with more users).

Since passive PON fiber supports 2.5 gbps down, 1.25 gbps up, I was wondering when they'll start offering faster than 1gbps internet in Thailand. It seems AIS is the forerunner in this regard. As a 3BB 1000/1000 user, I'm jealous of AIS' 2Gbps/500Mbps plans. https://www.ais.th/fibre/package.html Too bad they don't offer 2gbps on all cities, only 1500 mbps for Phuket which doesn't even make sense. Perhaps they'll upgrade fiber lines in other cities in the future? Does anybody use 1500 or 2000 Mbps AIS fiber yet? If so, how's the speeds??