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1. Go to Twitter Apps and register an application.
2. Clone this repository.

$ git clone https://github.com/crlsmnzs/InternetSpeedNagger or download as a ZIP.

3. Open a terminal window in the location you cloned/extracted the repository to and install the modules in requirements.txt.

pip install -U -r requirements.txt

4. Open InternetSpeedNagger.py and edit the first four variable values with information from the application you registered in step 1.
5. Change other information you deem necessary.

If your internet speed is higher than 100MB/s, you might want to change these lines:

dSpeed = dSpeed[0][0:2] + '.' + dSpeed[1][0:2]
uSpeed = uSpeed[0][0:2] + '.' + uSpeed[1][0:2]

to

dSpeed = dSpeed[0][0:3] + '.' + dSpeed[1][0:2]
uSpeed = uSpeed[0][0:3] + '.' + uSpeed[1][0:2]

in order to encapsulate the first 3 digits.

This Twitter account is currently running this script. You can check it out to see how the script works.