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Stile
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Message 1 of 4 (751093)
02-27-2015 9:08 AM

How much will they charge you for this?
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New 5G technology can download up to one terabit per second. Equivalent of downloading about 30 movies... in one second.
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C'mon upgrades!
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Stile
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02-27-2015 9:10 AM

Whoops. Hit the "New Topic" button by accident when I meant to press the "General Reply" button on another topic.
Feel free to delete this thread, if you'd like.
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Or let my shame be a warning to others
  
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02-27-2015 10:19 AM 		Reply to: Message 1 by Stile
02-27-2015 9:08 AM

The Whole and its Parts
They talk about not waiting for web pages to load and such, but those kind of promises can't be kept just by speeding up the network.
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I have Internet now that is far faster than my old Internet, but I still wait the same amount of time for webpages to load.
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Why?
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Because a web page can only load as fast as my computer and all its hardware and software will let it.
Love your enemies!
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02-27-2015 3:06 PM 		Reply to: Message 3 by Jon
02-27-2015 10:19 AM

Re: The Whole and its Parts
Why?
Parkinson's law for web pages.
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Web page complexity increases to consume all enhancements in processor and network speed.
Fundamentalism - the anti-American, anti-Christian branch of American Christianity
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