ok, my old connection downloaded at like 50 kb/s......it was high end cable wireless router, thru 5 walls, the floor, and a piano. it didnt work too well. this new thing.....it didnt have time to keep accelerating above 18,500 kb/s!!!!
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ok, my old connection downloaded at like 50 kb/s......it was high end cable wireless router, thru 5 walls, the floor, and a piano. it didnt work too well. this new thing.....it didnt have time to keep accelerating above 18,500 kb/s!!!!
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thats still sorta slow isnt it? Im confused what is this new thing?Originally Posted by CdocZ
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no idea, but its about 3 times the speed of t1!
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18,500 kpbs... mother f*@#$r!!1
thats isnane!!!
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damn, that is fasT ! how much do you pay monthly for it ?
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Thats... Kilobits right?
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no idea, we dont have a real provider kind of thing.......(btw, im technologically retarded pretty much)
"I'd hate to die twice. It's so boring" - Richard Feynman, last recorded words.
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yeah......or 18.5 megabytes
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thats like a 6 mb song in half a second...
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No internet can possibly be that fast.....
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CdocZ, You lucky B@$t@rd!!
Edit: Never mind. Turns out that's not true.
Last edited by carlover; 01-23-2005 at 05:54 PM.
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Not quite.
Cdocz you are comparing the speed at which you used to download stuff such as movies, files, etc from the internet with the one shown in those "internet speed tests"
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Indeed Im at 100mbs and It takes about a minute to download a song.
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I think you are over exgeratting a bit why dont you do this test and then save the image and then upload it VIA Imageshack?
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