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Aren't you right by Zooport?Originally posted by psychocandy View PostCome on SE. tuliphole it might be it is in Wales.... ;-)
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Come on SE. tuliphole it might be it is in Wales.... ;-)Originally posted by SueEllen View PostThat's because BT deemed your location a tuliphole decades ago.
There are places in London like this.......
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Bloody hell Spartie. I only got 1.5Mbp on the edge of city/valley!Originally posted by The Spartan View PostI get about 7mbps on my ADSL in the valleys, it seems to the job though I do wish they bump the speeds up to 16mbps. I don't think there's much chance of them putting fibre in up by me though, still one can hope as a guy I worked with had 130mbps and he lives in Luton of all places!
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Hahaha you got that rightOriginally posted by MicrosoftBob View PostI don't think that would make up for living in Luton though!
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14Mbps down, 1Mbps up on Sky Broadband here. I rarely download anything more than 20Mb which is the work of moments; uploading is more of a pain as uploading a 50Mb demo to FTP is a PITA.
The only times I really think "fibre would be nice" is when I have to clone a git repo or download an image for Windows/Office from MS.
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I don't think that would make up for living in Luton though!Originally posted by The Spartan View PostI get about 7mbps on my ADSL in the valleys, it seems to the job though I do wish they bump the speeds up to 16mbps. I don't think there's much chance of them putting fibre in up by me though, still one can hope as a guy I worked with had 130mbps and he lives in Luton of all places!
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I get about 7mbps on my ADSL in the valleys, it seems to the job though I do wish they bump the speeds up to 16mbps. I don't think there's much chance of them putting fibre in up by me though, still one can hope as a guy I worked with had 130mbps and he lives in Luton of all places!Originally posted by VectraMan View PostYes 16Mb ADSL here, so that's part of the reason I've never bothered.
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I'd love for somebody to explain what all of the different sections of the sequence are for.Originally posted by Troll View PostGawd - that's like a trip down memory lane
There's one bit where the volume seems to increase gradually, WTF is that for? Check the other end can hear it properly?
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Originally posted by zeitghost
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I had a letter a few months ago from the company that does the ben dover stuff. Hadnt even downloaded that.Originally posted by Troll View PostWasn't there a thread recently where they were going after viewers of pron for damages for copyright infringement ?
Speculative invocing con
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Yes 16Mb ADSL here, so that's part of the reason I've never bothered. But then my upload is a miserable 512K/s, and that's a pain when uploading stuff to dropbox etc. The 10Mb upload of fibre would make using cloudy stuff much more realistic.Originally posted by IR35 Avoider View PostI get 14 Mbs from bog-standard broadband. I suppose that's enough for two people to stream HD video at the same time, though I'm not sure we've ever done that. What benefit would even faster broadband give me?
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