One way around a bad internet connection (except for video) is to set up remote cloud instances (Linux, Windows) on AWS or similar. It doesn't take a lot of bandwidth to do an RDP or NX connection, even less for ssh. Then if you have to download large amounts of code to work on, just download it to the remote instances you've set up.
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One way around a bad internet connection (except for video) is to set up remote cloud instances (Linux, Windows) on AWS or similar. It doesn't take a lot of bandwidth to do an RDP or NX connection, even less for ssh. Then if you have to download large amounts of code to work on, just download it to the remote instances you've set up.
I think the point about bandwidth had to do with usable video calling.