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Scoot is one of the cheapest flights in mainly south east asian region. They are in pair with ryanair in cheapness and low quality service.
in pair
Do we have a boneappletea magazine on Lenny?
I’ll give them the Benny fit of the doubt and assume it’s an autocorrect failure, but yes: !boneappletea@lemmy.world
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Infrastructure for Internet access on a plane is very expensive and low-bandwidth so this is not surprising
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I like how it is cheaper to buy it upfront. Like they can load an extra bag or two full of internet if they know you need it.
How am I supposed to update my distribution with this?
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These amounts in the OP are BS, but 80MB for a single webpage is also not true. The rule of thumb for web development is to shoot for less than 2 MB per web page.
80 MB will hardly load you a single web page.
The fuck are you browsing?
Some intranet site developed with React + Angular + Vue + jQuery + during development the dev tried a lot of packages but didn’t delete the unused ones + no tree shaking + bundled all of the assets in the page
This is what happens when people don’t use their brain while coding.
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A single DuckDuckGo tab seems to be around 800 kB. No idea where you got your number from.
No, it’s definitely a data cap. For one thing, you’re not getting gigabit internet, let alone giga_byte_, on a plane… but they also list the actual speed for the 20MB cap, a pitiful 64kbps. That’s barely faster than dial-up.
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Anyone else read “Bomb” for the Surf 80 data session value? No? Just me?
Haha I didn’t but now I see it :D
Jokes on them, I brought a Starlink dish in my carry-on.
