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My ISP (NTL) has just given me a free trial of their 600K broadband service for the next 2 weeks and downloads are going at up to 90K per second. Now, if only I cound find something useful to download... :omg::omg: Dave.
Not sure what connection we have at work, but the other day I was getting down load speeds in excess of 200K per second :omg:. I watched a 20Mb file download like a 20kb file would at home. I was gob smacked. --- Peter M
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My ISP (NTL) has just given me a free trial of their 600K broadband service for the next 2 weeks and downloads are going at up to 90K per second. Now, if only I cound find something useful to download... :omg::omg: Dave.
DX 9 SDK .NET SDK v1.1 If you're an MSDN subscriber VS.NET 2003 All your Windows Updates Platform SDK Feb 2003 edition
any idiot can write haiku you just stop at seventeenth syl -ThinkGeek Fortunes
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How about the Platform SDK and all its friends? That should keep it occupied for 20 minutes. It is ok for women not to like sports, so long as they nod in the right places and bring beers at the right times.
Paul Watson, on Sports - 2/10/2003Good idea. I think the one I have is from early last year. Don't know if there are many changes, but now seems a good time to get up to date.
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Not sure what connection we have at work, but the other day I was getting down load speeds in excess of 200K per second :omg:. I watched a 20Mb file download like a 20kb file would at home. I was gob smacked. --- Peter M
Peter Mayhew wrote: 200K per second :omg: Now that would be good. :omg:
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DX 9 SDK .NET SDK v1.1 If you're an MSDN subscriber VS.NET 2003 All your Windows Updates Platform SDK Feb 2003 edition
any idiot can write haiku you just stop at seventeenth syl -ThinkGeek Fortunes
David Stone wrote: If you're an MSDN subscriber VS.NET 2003 I'd like to get this, but the subscription is at work. I imagine it would take a very long time to get!! Dave
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Not sure what connection we have at work, but the other day I was getting down load speeds in excess of 200K per second :omg:. I watched a 20Mb file download like a 20kb file would at home. I was gob smacked. --- Peter M
Well, I'm at work and I just got 900K for several 600+MB iso images. ;P:laugh: -Sean ---- Shag a Lizard
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My ISP (NTL) has just given me a free trial of their 600K broadband service for the next 2 weeks and downloads are going at up to 90K per second. Now, if only I cound find something useful to download... :omg::omg: Dave.
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My ISP (NTL) has just given me a free trial of their 600K broadband service for the next 2 weeks and downloads are going at up to 90K per second. Now, if only I cound find something useful to download... :omg::omg: Dave.
Sadly I only get 60kb/sec on my Cable, my ISP has a low cap on the modems. :(( "We will thrive in the new environment, leaping across space and time, everywhere and nowhere, like air or radiation, redundant, self-replicating, and always evolving." -unspecified individual
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Not sure what connection we have at work, but the other day I was getting down load speeds in excess of 200K per second :omg:. I watched a 20Mb file download like a 20kb file would at home. I was gob smacked. --- Peter M
My office has a 2MB ADSL. It was fun downloading the 5 RedHat CDs in 6 hours :) I see dumb people
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Not sure what connection we have at work, but the other day I was getting down load speeds in excess of 200K per second :omg:. I watched a 20Mb file download like a 20kb file would at home. I was gob smacked. --- Peter M
Than sounds like a 2Mbit connection. At home I have a 2Mbit ADSL where I often see download-speeds at 220K :) The fastes I have ever tried to download was at an office I was visiting, we needed Win2k SP3, so we downloaded it directly from MS. 8.5MB per second :eek: - Anders Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!"
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Not sure what connection we have at work, but the other day I was getting down load speeds in excess of 200K per second :omg:. I watched a 20Mb file download like a 20kb file would at home. I was gob smacked. --- Peter M
Must be nice. We have a T-1 at work. Outside the core hours of 9:00 to 3:00, you can usually get ~100K/second (yes, the IS guys limit our bandwidth :mad: ). During the core hours, when all the Marketing weasels run their stock-ticker-in-the-tray and auto-pr0n-downloader gizmos, it falls to under 20K/second. I once downloaded a 1.8_G_ file from MSDN; it took about 30 hours.
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I'm normally on 128K, so 600K makes a huge difference.
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Than sounds like a 2Mbit connection. At home I have a 2Mbit ADSL where I often see download-speeds at 220K :) The fastes I have ever tried to download was at an office I was visiting, we needed Win2k SP3, so we downloaded it directly from MS. 8.5MB per second :eek: - Anders Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!"
The best I have seen was at University. The University's directly connected to the backbone, so downloads flew. :eek: