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Okay so Internet Speeds are getting really FUCKING FAST!!!! Soonish


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1 Terabit per second is achievable!!!  At that speed, you're getting a data transmission rate that's a whopping 1,000 times faster than services like Google Fibre, which delivers 1 gigabit per second (1 Gbps).

 

At that speed, you can download 125 gigabytes every single second.

 

http://www.zdnet.com/article/here-comes-the-terabit-per-second-network/

http://www.sciencealert.com/scientists-just-demonstrated-internet-speeds-1-000-times-faster-than-google-fibre

 

 

 

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I am happy with 50x5. Coming from 300 Baud... everything is already fast. 

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Sounds like scifi!

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All I care about is gaming....I can't tell the difference from 25 mbs or 125 mbs....

 

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All I care about is gaming....I can't tell the difference from 25 mbs or 125 mbs....

 

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Gaming uses upload speed so you only need 5 mbs up for gaming.

 

If you want those battlefield updates faster then you may want higher download speeds.

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Nothing's getting fast here.  We still use damp string, strung over the fields, in the English countryside.

I expect to remain at 3.4 Mbps down and <500kbps up for years to come.

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Nothing's getting fast here.  We still use damp string, strung over the fields, in the English countryside.

I expect to remain at 3.4 Mbps down and <500kbps up for years to come.

Better that 14.4 or even 56k. lol

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Better that 14.4 or even 56k. lol

AOL or whatever the europeans and canadians had in the dial up days

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AOL or whatever the europeans and canadians had in the dial up days

AOL was just a dial up service.... them were just modem speeds. 300, 1200, 2400, 9600, 14400, 56000

 

kbit per second. Compare that to 1,000,000 bits or 1 megabits per second. Or your crazy 1,000,000,000,000 bits per second or 125GB Gigabytes per second. My music collection could be transferred in just over a second. 

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AOL was just a dial up service.... them were just modem speeds. 300, 1200, 2400, 9600, 14400, 56000

 

kbit per second. Compare that to 1,000,000 bits or 1 megabits per second. Or your crazy 1,000,000,000,000 bits per second or 125GB Gigabytes per second. My music collection could be transferred in just over a second. 

 

I think we've discussed, on another thread, the old days of dial-up.

How did we cope with V23 (75bps up and 1200bps down)? :lol:

When I used the bulletin boards at V21 (300/300), I'd sit there watching the terminal program produce dots across the screen

as I downloaded freeware.  Talk about excitement...

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I think we've discussed, on another thread, the old days of dial-up.

How did we cope with V23 (75bps up and 1200bps down)? :lol:

When I used the bulletin boards at V21 (300/300), I'd sit there watching the terminal program produce dots across the screen

as I downloaded freeware.  Talk about excitement...

Yep at 300 baud the same thing back in 1985 to 89. I was not suppose to be on the phone at night and as I am downloading something you could see when my dad picked up the phone yelling at me via the extra texts coming across the screen screwing up my transfer. :( Before error correction transfer protocols. :)

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