From what I've noticed when I use more than 5 gigs, I do get "throttled", but not by much. I still have sufficient bandwidth to steam netflix in high def when setting my phone as a wifi hot spot.
I use a MythTV box, no cable subscription, but netflix and hulu. But since Netflix streaming uses Silverlight and isn't supported on Linux, I get snail-mail DVDs from netflix, which I don't mind so much.
IT's also a spiffy media server. My entire DVD and CD collection is burned to it and available for playback anywhere in the house.
So in spite of a few drawbacks, it isn't overall a bad solution.
And assuming you're an FF advocate, remember it didnt pass Acid2 until FF3.
Acid2 is useless for determining if your browser is standard compliant. Acid2 was designed to determine if your browser would display "non-standard compliant" content logically, or in an understandable format.
Except when seizing computers it's now proper procedure to remove the wall socket and attach a battery backup, before snipping the wires on the mains. Your machine never goes down! o.O
A very popular MMORPG (World of Warcraft) has supported multicore/multi-CPU for a while now (patch 1.9) and recently added support for multi-GPU setups (CrossFire, SLI, MultiGPU cards).
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From what I've noticed when I use more than 5 gigs, I do get "throttled", but not by much. I still have sufficient bandwidth to steam netflix in high def when setting my phone as a wifi hot spot.
I use a MythTV box, no cable subscription, but netflix and hulu. But since Netflix streaming uses Silverlight and isn't supported on Linux, I get snail-mail DVDs from netflix, which I don't mind so much.
IT's also a spiffy media server. My entire DVD and CD collection is burned to it and available for playback anywhere in the house.
So in spite of a few drawbacks, it isn't overall a bad solution.
Moonlight?
LOL ^5
And assuming you're an FF advocate, remember it didnt pass Acid2 until FF3.
Acid2 is useless for determining if your browser is standard compliant. Acid2 was designed to determine if your browser would display "non-standard compliant" content logically, or in an understandable format.
Except when seizing computers it's now proper procedure to remove the wall socket and attach a battery backup, before snipping the wires on the mains. Your machine never goes down! o.O
A very popular MMORPG (World of Warcraft) has supported multicore/multi-CPU for a while now (patch 1.9) and recently added support for multi-GPU setups (CrossFire, SLI, MultiGPU cards).
The only problem with getting a business class line with Comcast is justifying the $250/mo (Huntsville, AL) for working cable internet.
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