Slow net sucks hard :U

I thought it was just in my country (Mexico)

It's more than likely an issue on your internet service provider's end. ISPs in the UK have been experiencing issues too, big providers such as Virgin Media and Sky.
Service degradation or outages sometimes occur because of vandalism, people deliberately damaging equipment that's used to deliver internet, television, and telephone services to residences.
There's actually been an increase in such vandalism because of conspiracy theory and hysteria that 5G wireless towers are causing coronovirus, which they aren't. Telecoms engineers trying to install or maintain equipment, even unrelated to 5G, have been suffering abuse because of it.
I wonder if anything like that is happening over in Alabama too?

FA fortunately is a pretty lightweight site when you aren't checking submissions, so you can still access it on a degraded connection sometimes.

That is what I am thinking, likely something on their end and not ours. Especially given how sudden it was. I was watching a stream and things were fine, and like a switch was flipped it wasn't.
What with quarantine and everything going on it's making some people powdered kegs and some people are likely bursting.
Not sure if anything like that is going on in Alabama.

Oh yeah, just takes like 5-10 seconds to load a page thanks to the slowness.

As part of the quarantine, some sites and ISPs are throttling connections a bit, defaulting to a lower grade of video quality than what would normally be ideal for your connection or device. It's to reduce bandwidth when more people are using internet services at once.
But yeah, there have always been people who are anxious and proactively disruptive, even without tensions.
I've also seen that there are people exercising their right to protest, protesting the lockdown, when such behaviour are only going to make the situation worse.

Yeah, that's pretty bad for a lightweight page, but at least you aren't cut-off entirely.

I don't mean visual quality more so it would buffer the stream a LOT and when watching a livestream buffering causes problems.
Yeah, I hear tell in Alabama they are slowly trying to allow places to open with social distancing and max capacity rules, so it could also be that businesses are getting back online and the sudden influx of data usage could be causing issue. But I have no idea.

Well that time may not be accurate, it could be less time, but more than usual for sure.

Yeah, it sounds like an intermittent or unstable connection, even throttling won't mitigate that.
It may be many weeks yet until lockdown is relaxed in the UK. Some people might return to work, but a lot of businesses that don't need to work from an office may continue to operate from home.
Some businesses cannot operate from home, those such will see an increase in electric and internet usage again. Otherwise, those that shifted from the workplace to home will just see a shift in where those resources are being used.

And just like that is't back to normal.
Like at 7:10PM my time is just suddenly went back to normal.
Technology. =P

The problem solved (Reads title)? What was it?

No idea,likely something on the ISP side of things they needed to fix.