Yeah it is quite offensive isn't it? I'd love to have even a third of that speed at home.
I made some simple changes to our DNS server a few days ago and also we made some changes to the fiber network at my office and subsequently, and dramatically, increased our speed.
I love fiber!
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Is there some kind of monthly cap involved in the plan for getting those ludicrous speeds?
I made some simple changes to our DNS server a few days ago and also we made some changes to the fiber network at my office and subsequently, and dramatically, increased our speed.
I love fiber!
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Probably not. Plans like that are almost solely for businesses that use tons upon tons upon tons of bandwidth. It's not for one or two guys wanting to download stuff really fast. It's for a large group of people uploading and downloading constantly throughout the day.
Putting a cap on a plan like that would defeat the purpose of having it to begin with.
And here are my thoughts to that.
Uihhhhh.
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Webcam, Webcam, Webcam, Webcam, Webcam, Webcam, Webcam, Webcam, Webcam, Webcam, Webcam, Webcam, Webcam, Webcam, Webcam, Webcam, Webcam, Webcam, done.
One could download the entire Internet as of 2013 with its 1000000000000000000000000 bytes of data in just 302 million years.
It would take me 5 billion years. There would be an entirely new planet with new porn around. Hmm.
Well, at least you know what you want.... But where does MacRumors fit in on your aforementioned priority list? You do spend a lot of time here, so not listing it above, must mean you spend a lot more time there.
That´s just...wrong
Installed a new SuperHub - not bad, the fastest we can get around here. Ping's a bit slow, retested this morning and it's back at around 11-12ms, which is what it usually is.