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former
Provider: Comcast communications
type: Cable over Ethernet Modem
Speed: Actual, 1.5 Mbps, Modem, 100Mbps
Current:NetZero
Type: DialUp
Speed: Do i even have to say?
(Just another stupid thing to occupie 5 minuts of our lives!!)
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Provider: PT Comunicações
type: DSL over router
Speed:
12 Mbps, according to them; 100kbpsaccording to meon my bad wiringService: SAPO ADSL
Type: Wireless Router set up to be Wired (DialUp before I get tired of that)
Speed: Said it before, I'm not going to repeat myself
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Just to talk badly of my current internet provider____________________
The Blogger of Portimão now in English. And the Portuguese version can be found here.
Seems that my slowish connection is due to bad wiring. I will see if take care of it.
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The Blogger of Portimão or O Blogger de Portimão. Free your mind...
Provider: Comcast
Type: Cable
Speed: IMNS but it is pretty good
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As all of ya should know Micro$oft is the Evil Empire, and Windows (a.k.a. Winblows or Windoze) is their greatest general, so please make a difference and install Linux or FreeBSD on yer Windows comp.
Former:
Provider: AOL (at 50 bucks a month)
type: Dial up
Speed: 2-18 kbs (with alot of "Too many people are on, so screw you!" type of messages)
Current:
Provider: PeoplePC ($15 a month!)
Type: Dial up
Speed: (when swiched) 16-19 kbs (after our 56k modem got struck by lightning, replaced, struck by lightning again, replaced with the same model, upgraded and surge protected for obvious reasons) 26-35 kbs!!!
So in all, PeoplePC is great (for dial up...). Just upgrade your drivers and use the built in web accelator (set to level 3 or 4).
But, it still is dial-up. Sergentsiler, maybe you should join the PoeplePC network (it's way better than net-zero's 15 kbs speed).
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