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Your a fucking tard. thats the speed of your network card, and its not even a fast one. if were going by your reasoning i have a 100mb pipe.
http://img47.exs.cx/img47/5278/azard...fuck6ul.th.jpg
Thats just how fast someone could send data through your computer, but ofcourse no one does as you don't have 10mb.
such a way with words :lol:
Beautiful.Quote:
Originally Posted by DanB
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Had to bump this because pwnage at that level is pure artistry.
That explains his 10Mbps connection. :lol:
Beautiful, thanks for bumping it.
yeah yeah. to be precise, yeah. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Arm
but anyway, 1.5 megabit/second internet service should get you roughly 187 kilobytes/second download speeds, and 3 megabits/second would be about 375 kilobytes/second. it makes a lot of sense when you know the "8 bits = 1 byte" rule.
Around 187kb/sec? Thats wonderful compared to 4.5kb/sec dial-up. :D
So 8 bits = 1 byte, I've learned something new! :01:
I have the 1.5Mbps and I have gotten in the 200s on downloads...but yah usually around 150ish but mines 60 bucks a month
You pay $60 a month for 1.5Mbps DSL?
Wow I feel lucky. :)
Not to brag or anything...
EDIT: I wonder how much they'll charge after the first year... :unsure:
yeah $60 for 1.5 megabit is a pretty high price. i'm paying about $40 for 3 megabit... was paying approx the same as bigdawg, but the trick is that some isps will keep charging you the "introductory" price if you sign up for another one-year commitment.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rip The Jacker
so if your commitment period has run out and your isp is charging you a really high price, try giving them a call and see if they are willing to give you a discount in exchange for committing to another year.