RE: TI-H: Radio switch

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Subject: RE: TI-H: Radio switch
From: Rosyna <rosyna@earthlink.net>
Date: Sun, 10 Jan 1999 00:22:48 -0700
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You guys must be missing something too. When you see 10Mb/sec or 
256k/sec when referring to something that has to do with any kind of 
network, ALWAYS divide by 8 to get real world figures. 
256k/sec=32k/sec not that fast 1.5Mb/sex=128k/sec see that is why 
cable is so dang fast.

At approximately 10:53 PM +0000GMT on the day Earth People call 
1/9/99, Dan declared:

> Yea, that is what I was thinking - I didn't actually think you meant a full
> blown T3... I don't think download.com has a T3, they might, but with the
> number of people downloading files (and multiple files), I'll bet they have
> a direct connection backbone... but whatever... 10Mbit is good... JUST as
> long as it isn't @Home. Everyone knows they blow arse...

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I pledge allegiance to the Mac of Apple Computer Incorporated, and to 
the developers for which it stands, one platform, under Jobs, 
indestructible, with creativity and multimedia for all.

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