I'm Really Happy...
 

...Because my new 2048bs\s Connection Finally Works!:rock:

15 Gigs fair use and 2048bs\s speed! Since i'm an Ex-Modem user, this blows me away!

Yeah i know thats a bit useless and Spammy, but i just have to post this, since it makes me go so Happy, i'll Freak out!

Anyway, it's sure more usefull than the Bump thread...:rotfl:

Even the slowest BB is a big jump over the old phone line dial up modem. Your excitement is entirely justified. Welcome to the 21st century of internet. :up:

Thank you.:up:

I'll have some problems with it, so i had to Regulate it down to 1024, anyway it's Still Fast for me!:rock:

It's DL Speed goes up and Down...but it's Still over 20kb's DL Speed all the Time!

And on monday a Technican from the Postal Service (Here in austria they Have a Sub-Company who makes DSL Connections) arrives and trys to Fix it...:up:

I need a Coke now...50MB in half an Hour...wow! :sunny:

I remember my 56k days... But I try not to.:damn:

On Work, I'm on 56k,

At home I have an 1024/320 Adsl connection

Hehe I,m also an Ex-56 K modem user back home
Jumped from 56k to 256/128 Adsl and the providor Upgrades the connection once in an while so I started with 256/128 to 512/128 to 1024/320
No Data-limit

:smug:

Geez you guys make me feel old. I remember 1200 baud. 56k was considered lightspeed by comparison...

1200 baud? Pure luxury! ;) I had one of these 300 baud things in the mid-Eighties:

http://www.iser.uni-erlangen.de/pict...s/I1055_00.jpg

Since the handset didn´t fit into it I had to disassemble the accoustic coupler and use rubber bands to attach the handset to it. Then I had to put the whole thing under my bed sheet to get a good accoustic shielding. Good old times... :dead:

I was lucky. I went to work for Digital Equipment Corp in 1986 which allowed me access to the cutting edge of technology. Before that it was Army teletype machines which blazed along at the lightening speed of 60 words (5 letters) per minute.