:huh::owow:up::up:

I never upload anything anyways, more of a downloader. Shame the fastest I can ever get is 1.4 mb/s from FileFront. Everywhere else is slower than that. Downloading things off of Steam I get ~150 kb/s, odd. :doh:

Cha!
http://www.subsim.com/graphics/New-1.jpg

Using the server, eh? What about your personal machine?

Tehe, mine:

http://www.speedtest.net/result/140412255.png

Ah, when I use the main Subsim machine, NORAD calls on the red phone and complains I knock them offline

http://www.subsim.com/graphics/New-11.jpg

ok, so here's my real speed test :know:

http://www.speedtest.net/result/140408139.png

:o


My god...

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl::arrgh!:

LMAO:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: how did u get it to go so fast??? used ur own server???:rotfl::arrgh!:

:roll: :p

Do you really think that 34,918 Megabytes per second (That's over 34 Terrabytes/second! he could download the internet in a few minutes.) is even possible?:lol:

nope... but i know the next fastest thing... a friend of mine had this exprimental modem, it used a satelitte dish which was connected to the modem and computer via a fiber optic cable, he was downloading at 40 mb/s and he had it for 4 months because his father's friend was working for cisco systems (network products company etc..) and he was givin this setup to test to see how good it was... he was downloading 700mb movies in 30 min...:huh:.. my friend told me it wont be available to pulic until at least 3-5 years..he said military and government are gonna get em first in 2008...:huh:

34,918,241 kilobytes is actually ~34,099 megabytes, which is ~0.0325 terabytes.

1000mb in 1 GB 1000GB in 1 TB....

Actually my numbers are off since we are talking data transfer and not storage, but the decimals are still right.