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http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,2845,2346909,00.asp
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Just to confirm my calculations: How much time would it take to transfer a 5Meg file over a 768kbit connection? Do not consider tcp/ip overhead, etc. Assumse it is a pure connection with no issues.
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Looks like the IP change happened Sunday morning. It seems like some (down Orchard Park way) are completely without internet access because they are not getting a public IP currently. Of the 2 modem's I've seen working, the premier one is getting horrible speed, and the other is getting decent speeds, but having trouble getting to some sites, my.yahoo.com, ebay.com, plus others... (like WCG reporting)
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Time Warner Cable Testing Powerboost Technology Comcast's "Powerboost" technology gives cable broadband users an extra boost of bandwidth for the first part of a large download (or upload), more than doubling connection speed for a limited time. Time Warner Cable is now testing Powerboost technology in select upstate NY markets.
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http://www.wgrz.com/news/news_article.aspx?storyid=46859 Are You Paying Too Much for Time Warner Cable? Posted by: Mike Igoe, Reporter Created: 4/4/2007 4:20:02 PM Updated: 4/4/2007 5:18:40 PM Tom Stasio of Amherst is a Time Warner cable customer. He's had cable in his house since Adelphia originally owned the company.Recently when asking Time Warner some questions about his bill, he got a surprise. "I discovered there's two differen't rates, says Stasio. "There's an Adelphia rate and a Time warner rate. I found the Time Warner rate was less, almost $11 a month." Tom claims he got the lower rate only because he asked about options. …
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Time-Warner is now mulling a plan to charge a per-gigabyte fee for internet service. A leaked memo reveals they're now watching how many gigabytes customers use in a 'consumption-based' pricing experiment in Texas. The announced plan was that they were considering a tier-based approach, as opposed to per-gigabyte fees. 'As few as 5 percent of our customers use 50 percent of the network,' Time-Warner complains, with plans to cap usage at 5-gigabytes, and more expensive pricing plans granting 10-, 20-, and 40-gigabyte quotas. It would suck to have Netflix to download HD movies and use your bandwidth in a day.
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The buzz in the grapevine is that Time Warner is selling the High Speed Internet. They are only required to keep the call center in our area open until June 1'st. Some employees are already looking to get out. Some are trying to relocate but that probably won't happen.
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Time-Warner Cable Joins FON Free Wi-Fi Network Under the new agreement, Time Warner cable subscribers can also become FON community members and create their own access points through their home or business broadband connections. These community members, which the company calls "Foneros," essentially serve as Hotspot providers who then share their unused bandwidth via a specialized FON router in exchange for free Wi-Fi access when roaming through any other FON access point Subscribers will use FON's "La Fonera" router, which offers two distinct Wi-Fi channels, according to the company. One channel is dedicated for the exclusive use of its owner while the o…
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TW Officially Announces Packet Shaping for All RR Users "TIME WARNER ANNOUNCES INTRODUCTION OF PACKET SHAPING TECHNOLOGY NATIONWIDE June 6, 2007 -- Time Warner today implemented a network management tool to improve the operation of the network for all subscribers. As a result, a small minority of users may experience slower speeds during peak hours when using certain applications that consume lots of bandwidth. You can address this situation by reducing your use of bandwidth-intensive applications during peak hours. "Peak hours" are generally in the evenings. "Packet shaping" technology has been implemented for newsgroup applications, regardless of the provide…
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Titan Amanda TEC (Thermal Electronic Chip) Cooler Review "The Titan Amanda TEC is a tower-design cooler with four heat pipes and two fans for taking air in and exhausting it. The first pair of heat pipes takes heat off the bottom plate of the copper base which is nickel-plated to prevent corrosion (quoting the manufacturer). Next goes a 60W Peltier element that pumps heat up from its bottom to top, above which another nickel-plated copper plate is located. Two more heat pipes take heat away from the top plate. The plates are fastened together with four spring-loaded screws. You can see traces of thermal grease along their edges. Judging by the color and consis…
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Titan Quest is on sale @ F.Y.E (at least the one on transit) for 29.99. I picked up a copy last night.
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Titan Touchdown "Joined at the hip for the last seven years, Cassini and Huygens finally separated Dec. 24 PST after a 3.5 billion kilometer (2.2 billion mile) journey through our solar system. While the Cassini spacecraft continues its four-year tour of the Saturnian system, the Huygens probe will plunge into Titan and its mysterious atmosphere on Jan. 14, 2005." Can follow the Cassini-Huygens mission here!
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You claim to be good at UT, so come test your skills out down at www.statelinelan.com . We're a small LAN in North PA run by CPL UT Participant Team MaTriX. MaTriX plays and has several connections with x6, Kaizen, Retribution (RIP), and various other clans. It's always good to see competitive gaming so close to home. So check us out on the site, and post in the forums. Thanks!
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