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Mine is a hardline from the router to my mac mini... I also have a secure wireless network set up and the router is right next to the mini as well... it's probably just the speed that they supply haha. 
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What is your internet connection speed?
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Sorry, should have quoted Woody.
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That's with a new, expensive router. I live too far from the ISP, plus the cables are copper and old.
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And that's in the boonies... Country dirt road, on top of a mountain, in the forest, an hour from the city.
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I love speedtest threads lol
heres why I do most of my browsing @ work
and thats only when I am in the office, when I am in the datacenter the bottleneck is the network card in my computer
heres why I do most of my browsing @ work
and thats only when I am in the office, when I am in the datacenter the bottleneck is the network card in my computer
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I was just scanning my neighbor's routers, and 1 is unsecured, and I guessed 3 out of the 6 routers passwords to log on their network. They are not even using MAC address blocking. Man I live on a ship of fools. They are lucky I dont have the need to screw with them. Guess it could come in handy for a ghost account or 2. My speed is also 10X theirs, so no free internet. :undecided:
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heres a speedtest from the datacenter, cant get decent upload with the network card in my laptop for some reason, havent tweaked MTU or any of that so meh
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Damn. To bad you didnt have that plugged into your home. I'd fill up 10Tbs of storage in a day.
To bad you didnt have that plugged into your home. I'd fill up 10Tbs of storage in a day.
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Damn.
hehe, I have filled up more than 10Tb at home
its called an external 1Tb external drive
then i take it home and dump it on to here
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40tb pre raid losses
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Must be nice to have cash LOL. I have around 30 Tbs in disks.
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na I wish!
I work my ass off for my toys but I spent all my money on said toys so I'm usually flat broke :crackup:
but hey I'm happy
plus everything comes from ebay waaaayyyyy below what that stuff cost new (its amazing how quickly server stuff devalues after its been in service)
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Yeah I'm like that too, but since I've been disabled my play money is near nothing. But I have enough stuff to keep me busy for a long time. That is if I can get off this forum for a few hours LOL.
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mines 
its pretty good
its pretty good
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Drool factor to the max! What exactly are you filling it with?
Oh, and your internet speed its completey ridiculous
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BluRay ISO images... of all my legally purchased BluRay movies
they vary from 25~50Gb per ISO... so it adds up pretty quick...
they vary from 25~50Gb per ISO... so it adds up pretty quick...
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I love "legally purchased" blu-ray ISOs, the quality is great. :na:
