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The "Not Quite Amiga but still computer related category" => Alternative Operating Systems => Topic started by: on January 27, 2005, 04:08:08 AM
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Anyone had any experience with this? (http://www.onspeed.com/)
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mdma wrote:
Anyone had any experience with this? (http://www.onspeed.com/)
They've had things like that floating around here in the 'states for a few years. All it does is do some data stream compression and cache a hell of a lot of stuff so things "appear" to go faster. That "Speeds up 70% of internet use" means text and some images, but not files. Files will still crawl, so it's not like you're suddenly going to be moving huge chunks of data (say, a Linux distro ISO) at breakneck speeds. I looked in to it when I was poor and wanted some sort of broadband (I have cable based broadband now), but ultimately it isn't all that.
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mdma wrote:
Anyone had any experience with this? (http://www.onspeed.com/)
Check out the "Technoogy FAQ", it's BS. Probably nothing more than Cache, note that in only speeds up things you've already downaloaded(The point being :-?), and probably on your own computer.
Ignore this and stick with sweet lovely Broadband! :-D