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What's your speed? (Please vote!)

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Cable, just recently changed from dial-up. Wil NEVER,EVER go back.
If you don't know where I live, then you need to go back to kindergarten.
 
Cable all the way baby!! 8)
 
Even inspite of earlier confessions, no one has admitted to using their office LAN systems! :wink: :lol:
 
I told you most people had high speed :wink:

PH33R MY TECH KNOWLEDGE!!
 
C'mon People! You gonna let cman get away with that? :D

Lets have more input here. Those with dail-ups, I know its precious time but just put in a poll why dontcha? You makin' me look bad for trying to help ya'll. :(
 
But, you're like asking "How many people still have/use a Black & White T.V. :lol:
 
Da' Pimp said:
But, you're like asking "How many people still have/use a Black & White T.V. :lol:
:cry: i do

hahaha just kidding
 
i came out and said it connie, i use snail mail. talk to you all in 3-5 business days
 
dial-up....and slow as Juno on top of it. By the time I actually see the site I want to hit, I feel like I've missed a few birthdays....
 
Conman said:
no one has admitted to using their office LAN systems! :wink: :lol:
Ok ok ok I DID till the IT fuckers cut my access! :pissed: :pissed:
 
Da' Pimp said:
COX, NOT COCKS :lol:
Yeah whatever Pimp.. I know its late and you've probably had a coupla drinks!! :roll: :lol: :lol: :lol:
 
Zinista said:
Da' Pimp said:
COX, NOT COCKS :lol:
Yeah whatever Pimp.. I know its late and you've probably had a coupla drinks!! :roll: :lol: :lol: :lol:

You know me too well :twisted:

But Conman........you are sinking in your Poll :( :wink:
 
Love my cable modem, on a good day the line speed will cap at 4000 kbps. Right now it's only 1098.5 kbps but around 1 AM it really zips. GO COX!
 
lol conman, the difference on using dial up and broadband rests on where people live. Certian areas just demand it while others don't or just slow on allowing access. Most areas in Canada and the US have broadband at relitively low prices, however once you enter more rural areas they won't have access to it. And the deciding factor isn't if it is a developed nation or not as i know many people in the UK who are still dial up since broadband is either too expensive still or just unavailable. so the deciding factor right now is geography.
 
I use roadrunner through a wireless router. In South Carolina. Usually I'm connected at about 54 Mbps.
 
I think my 2mbit connection must go under LAN, but it's not my office, sort of :)

Speed test: 2054 kbit/s
 
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