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damn... that site look awesome!

that is really sad... over 8mb down and not even 256kb up... damn how much does this package cost..

where are you getting these images.. those are some pretty sweet characters..

that show is sweet as hell.. however, they seem to be running out of things to do.. maybe they should make new things.. like some of their new cases.. I liked the wood case...

I have a question... Why was this posted to begin with? This just makes people interested to see what the programs will do... O well.. A new breed of noobs is born..

that was awesome.. the cs movie.. the lawnmower.. that is also sweet.. some guy sent tons of time in his garage trying to make that think fly on that plane..

how many computers are on that wireless router?

they that is fine.. welcome to the forum...

yeah.. it is a good deal..

that would be a network setting that you admins put up.. so that you cant check you email..

FALLS CHURCH, Va. - Fast as light, Verizon is moving to roll out advanced fiber-based broadband technology to customers in six more states. At a news conference here today, the company announced new fiber-to-the-premises (FTTP) deployment to homes and businesses in Virginia as well as in parts of Delaware, Maryland, Massachusetts, New York and Pennsylvania -- bringing to nine the total number of states where work is under way. The company had previously announced FTTP deployment in California, Florida and Texas as part its plan to pass some 1 million homes and businesses with the new technology this year. Verizon plans to pass some 2 million additional homes and businesses with the new technology next year. Verizon will hire between 3,000 and 5,000 new employees by the end of 2005 to help build the network. "Verizon fiber all the way to the homes and businesses of our customers means they will have the highest-speed computer connections available from anyone," said Paul Lacouture, president of Verizon's Network Services Group. "No other company is offering this cutting-edge data service, and the reliability of fiber also means unprecedented dependability as well." Verizon has introduced new data services - offered on the FiOS platform - that already are or soon will be available in parts of the three states where Verizon began installing FTTP earlier this year. Verizon also expects to begin marketing FiOS services in Falls Church and some other communities over the next several months. The company expects to market video services on the new FTTP network next year. "FiOS has been an extraordinary hit with our earliest customers in Texas and elsewhere," said Bob Ingalls, Verizon Retail Markets president. "People are literally lining up to get what they know is a fantastic service at an excellent price." Verizon's FiOS broadband Internet access services offer download speeds of up to 5 Mbps (megabits per second), 15 Mbps and 30 Mbps, with upstream speeds of up to 2 Mbps for the first two products and 5 Mbps for the third. The 5 Mbps service sells for $34.95 per month, when purchased with a package of Verizon services, and $39.95 when purchased separately. [For more information on the technology and pricing, see the FTTP and FiOS fact sheets in the Verizon press kit at http://newscenter.verizon.com/kit/fiber/.] The new FTTP technology is capable of carrying a wide array of existing and new services, including high-speed broadband products that are far superior and more cost-effective than most services offered today, as well as video applications in the future. FTTP technology uses a fiber-optic cable to replace the existing copper-wire link that now connects homes and businesses to Verizon's nationwide network. Fiber offers tremendous advantages to network operators, in addition to new and superior services for customers. For example, fiber offers reliable service in periods of wet weather that can affect copper. Less day-to-day maintenance is required, and repairs are quicker when problems do occur. Verizon's fiber engineering eliminates electronics between the customer and the network so that problems of providing repairs and power for equipment in the field are reduced. In addition, Verizon has invested in designing some 40 new operations support systems to handle everything from electronic processing of customer FiOS orders to remotely diagnosing and correcting problems - often before a customer experiences a problem. "We know small-to-medium-sized businesses and customers at home are ready to move to the next generation of high-speed data communications," said Ingalls. "So our aggressive move to become the first major telecom company to deploy fiber all the way to customers means we'll be able to offer services and applications that aren't yet even on the drawing board." Lacouture added, "We're hiring between 3,000 to 5,000 employees by the end of next year, and we expect this project will have significant economic impact beyond purchasing equipment for FTTP deployment. We're also buying hundreds of new vehicles, computers, test equipment and other supplies we'll need to support the new employees." Verizon expects to make an $800 million capital investment in FTTP this year. "Verizon is building a broadband future for America. And today we're one big step closer," Lacouture said. "The future will ride on the bandwidth of fiber optics. No one is making that future more real than Verizon." Summary of Verizon's FTTP deployment and FiOS marketing efforts: After launching FiOS marketing efforts in Keller, Texas, in August, Verizon has begun marketing its high-speed FiOS Internet access products in six more communities in the West and South: * Huntington Beach and Murrieta, Calif. * North Tampa, Fla. * Colleyville, Grapevine and Southlake, Texas In addition to the new FiOS marketing efforts in the West and South, new Verizon FTTP deployment work is under way in: * Parts of Riverside, Orange and San Bernardino counties in California * Parts of Delaware * Parts of Hillsborough and Pasco counties in Florida * Parts of Montgomery County in the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area in Maryland * Parts of Essex and Middlesex counties in Massachusetts * Parts of Nassau, Rockland and Westchester counties in New York * Parts of Bucks and Chester counties in Pennsylvania * Parts of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex in Texas * Parts of Arlington, Fairfax and Loudoun counties, as well as the communities of Falls Church, Leesburg and Herndon in Virginia

that is huge.. resize it a bit.. it might make it easier to read also..

rename your file name to something without spaces.. that should allow to display it..

it is hard to tell.. i am Purdue.. so it is ethernet based in the dorms.. but i am not sure what technology were are on.. but it is fast...

that is because most of the cable uploads are in the 300s.. comcast is a little slow... to be in the 80s it would have to be around 600s upload... :::.. Upload Stats ..::: Connection is: 1264 Kbps about 1.3 Mbps (tested with 1013 KB) Upload Speed is: 154 KB/s Tested From:: http://www.testmy.net/ Bottom Line: 23 times faster than 56K you can upload 1MB in 6.65 second(s) Validation Link :: https://testmy.net/cgi-bin/get.cgi?Test_ID=XI04HG8LV

no it is correct.... 240 is a good score..

it is post sever.. so everytime you pull up the page the ad is added...

i told him to do it.. if you cant get the spyware to remove after the first sweep.. it means that it might be loading in the memory when windows starts.. not everyone know how to edit what programs load so if you go into safe mode it only loads window programs that are nessary for windows to operate.. nothing else.. Which means that then the spy remove should pick it up and have a chance to remove it.. I found that this worked for some of the adware that I was getting on a friends computer.. All gone now.. lol

and possible legal action.. it is now in the user agreement..

this is what dell says.. 1. Turn on the computer 2. Immediately begin tapping the <F8> key. 3. Use the arrow keys to highlight Safe Mode and press the <Enter> key.

it isnt the site.. it would be local if i have problems.. a simple ping and i can find the problem.. 99% my end.. Keep it up.. we all know who the best is

thanks..

lol that is great... Plug ins are not a real issue anymore with the new version.. Flash comes pre installed!! BGSOUND might be an older tag that is no longer supported... I am sure that IE still supports it.. It support everything... Including remote takeover..

that is odd.. if you lost a hard drive i would just start fresh to begin with.. hopefully you have backed up all of your data before the failure..

if you want more info on my sig check this out.. http://www.testmy.net/forumz/viewtopic.php?t=784