Originally posted by milanbenes
It isn't physically possible to get 100MBps in either direction over ADSL.
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He's either lying or confused.
It isn't physically possible to get 100MBps in either direction over ADSL. -
who says he has adsl
as you know adsl is asynchronous therefore not equal
as his is equal it is at least either dsl or broadband
I am inclined to believe his words that he has a 100mbit up and down internet connection at home
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If you can say correctly what latency is then you can upgrade from tape changer to whatever job snaw is doingOriginally posted by milanbenes
snaw - latency, that brings some memories
Last edited by AtW; 16 May 2007, 12:43.Comment
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It doesn't matter whether is it ADSL or SDSL - You cannot get 100Mbps over DSL/broadband. Without going into all the details, it isn't physically possible due to the way data is transmitted.Originally posted by milanbenes
If he is getting 100MBps in each direction he probably has Long Reach Ethernet connection to his provider, not something available over existing telephone lines.Comment
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Relax benn - they use fiber there.Comment
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exlpains things - I doubt it's an option in most places though.Originally posted by AtWComment
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alright lads calm down feck's sake
yes he has fibre
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In some forward thinking countries like say South Korea they take long term look and put fiber into houses: the main cost is that of digging ground.Comment
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Yes, actually it is, my farm is in the middle of a nature reserve in the middle of nowhere and I have fibre...Originally posted by benn0Insanity: repeating the same actions, but expecting different results.
threadeds website, and here's my blog.
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Check out here how to get fibre, even if you think its unavailable, it is actually possible and cheap: http://tinyurl.com/3blkx5Comment
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