Cool beans. I think it's likely warmer over there than it is here....58. In Texas. In May.


WTF is your Global Warming now, Mr. Gore?!





Imma have to try it again when I kill all my internet apps...that is just pitiful.

 

This is awesome!

http://dailycurrant.com/2013/05/02/b...al-restaurant/

I think most people know that Mayor Bloomberg of NY proposed a soda ban on certain size drinks, well when having a "work lunch" at a local Pizza place he was denied a 2nd slice. Why? Because it's not healthy for him!

Awesome

 

^lol
Damn baffune.

Got a taste of his own medicine and now even more people will eat at that pizza shop now.

Best damn thing the owner has ever done, IMO.

 

OMG that ping is horrible! definitely wont be playing any online games on that connection lol

lol. 4 active computers and 2 cellphones on wifi when I did my speed test... unless someone is heavily downloading using a download accelerator, then you wont see any difference.

at least your ping is decent you can game on that connection

 

3 active computers, 2 browsers and other internet apps running..my PC was kinda bogged.

I got 17mbps on my laptop.

 

Doublepost



GODDAMNIT.

 

weak sauce lol

funny chit about NY mayor hahaha

 

I like how it says "slower than 52% of US"

I want works connection...

 

My laptop says faster than 53% of US.


My epoxy let go on my catch can...now what little oil I had in there is gone. ON MY FRAME..


What can I use to seal it up again? Unfortunatly I can't fix it right now as I have to drive an hour, in an hour.

 

Sorry but I do. It just depends on the game. Skype or Google Voice VoIP work exceptionally well too. It is certainly the fastest internet around, 3G has a ping time (literally) of 350ms and up here, but I'd be lucky to get 5MBps. That's in town too. 4G is lucky get 12MBps. Don't know what ping is on 4G as I don't have any 4G devices, only borrowed one once. And it doesn't matter what carrier either.

Then consider this: Bonded T1 out here is guaranteed 3MBps. ADSL is lucky to get 8MBps, and Ethernet (business grade copper) can get 20MBps, but users have told me it never does - even though we have a major fiberoptic network it branches off of.