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Smeghead wrote:

> Hello?
>
> What? Did everyone give up usenet for Lint?

Busy busy busy. School started, doing two projects (both rated at
40hr/week) and part-time job, and I still have to finish the report for
my internship...

> Hey, I got a job! Starts the 22nd. Just emailed off the acceptance
> letter. Whoohoo!

General woo's and yay's from this end, as well.

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On Thu, 10 Feb 2005 20:02:42 +0100, Frank van Schie
<frankNOSPAM@email.it> wrote:

>Smeghead wrote:
>
>> Hello?
>>
>> What? Did everyone give up usenet for Lint?
>
>Busy busy busy. School started, doing two projects (both rated at
>40hr/week) and part-time job, and I still have to finish the report for
>my internship...

Two full-time jobs and a part-time with a report due. I think you need
to add one more "busy" to your itinerary description.

What are you? Jamaican? "One job? Wat kind of laaaazy bastard 'as only
one job, mon?"

>> Hey, I got a job! Starts the 22nd. Just emailed off the acceptance
>> letter. Whoohoo!
>
>General woo's and yay's from this end, as well.

Thank you, it's a bit of a relief.

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On Sat, 12 Feb 2005 14:25:05 +0000 (UTC), "Adrian Ng"
<spam.ng@btopenworld.com> wrote:

>
>"Smeghead" <tribesfan@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>news:eoum01pguli5dh71h9g5ml7nbuifepqsm6@4ax.com...
>> Hello?
>>
>> What? Did everyone give up usenet for Lint?
>>
>> Hey, I got a job! Starts the 22nd. Just emailed off the acceptance
>> letter. Whoohoo!
>>
>> --
>> --==< S m e g h e a d >==--
>
>my phone line fell out of the pole.
>

Yipes.

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"Smeghead" <tribesfan@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> On Sat, 12 Feb 2005 14:25:05 +0000 (UTC), "Adrian Ng"
> <spam.ng@btopenworld.com> wrote:
>
>>
>>"Smeghead" <tribesfan@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>>news:eoum01pguli5dh71h9g5ml7nbuifepqsm6@4ax.com...
>>> Hello?
>>>
>>> What? Did everyone give up usenet for Lint?
>>>
>>> Hey, I got a job! Starts the 22nd. Just emailed off the acceptance
>>> letter. Whoohoo!
>>>
>>> --
>>> --==< S m e g h e a d >==--
>>
>>my phone line fell out of the pole.
>>
>
> Yipes.
>
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thank the lord for BT.

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"Mr K" <duffstuff@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> On Sun, 13 Feb 2005 15:13:58 GMT, Hellmark wrote:
>
>> No, the box stayed dry, and the water was getting onto a bare spot in the
>> line.
>
> Hence me saying that rainwater was affecting your service.
>
>> Even the phone company admitted it, but they didnt want to fix it
>> because it would have cost too much when they knew the house was
>> probably gonna be sold and torn down.
>
> Remind me never to answer a query of yours again.
>


that's gonna be hard,

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On Mon, 14 Feb 2005 01:19:24 +0100, Frank van Schie
<frankNOSPAM@email.it> wrote:

>Smeghead wrote:
>
>> On Thu, 10 Feb 2005 20:02:42 +0100, Frank van Schie
>> <frankNOSPAM@email.it> wrote:
>>
>>>Busy busy busy. School started, doing two projects (both rated at
>>>40hr/week) and part-time job, and I still have to finish the report for
>>>my internship...
>>
>>
>> Two full-time jobs and a part-time with a report due. I think you need
>> to add one more "busy" to your itinerary description.
>
>The two fulltime projects are for school, so not actually jobs. I pay to
>do them. Ah well. The parttime brings in the mulah.

Still, add that extra busy, 'k?

>> What are you? Jamaican? "One job? Wat kind of laaaazy bastard 'as only
>> one job, mon?"
>
>Yes, I resemble a Jamaican, with my pasty white complexion, dumpy build
>and all the sense of rhythm as a one-legged tap-dancer.

My long lost brother!

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On Sun, 13 Feb 2005 20:10:57 -0600, "Quixote" <quixote@writeme.com>
wrote:

>
>"Smeghead" <tribesfan@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>news:1cuv01lvgqup43aqee2pdgkf2rmr59rsi5@4ax.com...
>>
>> What Up/Down bandwidth does everyone here get? What kind of connection
>> do you have?
>>
>> I have a cable modem with an asynchronous 256 Kilobit Upstream and 3
>> Megabit Downstream. And I still can't play Tribes well enough.
>>
>
>I have close to you, 3000/300.
>
>Quixote
>

I remember reading about an ISP that ran fiber to your home, it was
somewhere in California.

They have a whole integrated fiber optic package with your phone, TV,
radio, Internet, etc. all bundled up with their service.

The sweet thing about it was they offer 11Mb synchronous.

With eleven megs both ways, I'd be running me some Tribes servers.

One would be a HV clone with HV members permabanned. All the stuff
that people evidently love about HV, without the disfunctional and
hypocritical administration.

Speakeasy.net has 6Mb DSL. I was going to get them when I moved down
here to Cajun Hell, but my house is not within DSL range. So I'm
"Stuck" with a mere 3Mb, which is still the fastest personal
connection I've ever had.

And with the populous down here more interested in fishin' than fiber,
looks like double digit downloads delayed indefinitely.

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[RS]Faramir_agst wrote:

> In article <11101suf4rprnad@corp.supernews.com>, quixote@writeme.com says...
>
>>I have close to you, 3000/300.
>
>
> In France, my ISP is free.fr I get 12Mbps down and 1Mbps up.
>
> With the same ISP box called the Freebox I get digital TV + unlimited IP
> telephony. !)

That pretty much has to be cable, not xDSL.

And how much do you pay?

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"Smeghead" <tribesfan@hotmail.com> wrote in
news:ed8011t6u6ikj1ptifdt0ebumf933okk2g@4ax.com:

> I remember reading about an ISP that ran fiber to your home, it was
> somewhere in California.
>
> They have a whole integrated fiber optic package with your phone, TV,
> radio, Internet, etc. all bundled up with their service.

I think that's in Phoenix. It's kinda close to California.

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"[RS]Faramir_agst" <envoyezdesspams@free.fr> wrote in message
news:MPG.1c7b1392b0cd535798969e@news.free.fr...
> In article <11101suf4rprnad@corp.supernews.com>, quixote@writeme.com
> says...
>> I have close to you, 3000/300.
>
> In France, my ISP is free.fr I get 12Mbps down and 1Mbps up.
>
> With the same ISP box called the Freebox I get digital TV + unlimited IP
> telephony. !)
>

The nice thing about my 3000/300 is I am in a small town of less than 10,000
people in south Texas and you would not believe how lucky I am to be able to
have this kind of connection. DSL is not even offered here, and the
multitude of small surrounding towns are still on dialup only. I too have
digital cable TV with a DVR with the same company and recently went with
Vonage VoIP for my telephone. That is really nice at $24.95 US per month
for unlimited calls anywhere in US and Canada. I am quite happy, even
knowing there are better packages out there, because I am fortunate to have
it at all where I live.

Quixote

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On Mon, 14 Feb 2005 23:03:58 -0600, ScratchMonkey
<ScratchMonkey.blacklist@sewingwitch.com> wrote:

>"Smeghead" <tribesfan@hotmail.com> wrote in
>news:ed8011t6u6ikj1ptifdt0ebumf933okk2g@4ax.com:
>
>> I remember reading about an ISP that ran fiber to your home, it was
>> somewhere in California.
>>
>> They have a whole integrated fiber optic package with your phone, TV,
>> radio, Internet, etc. all bundled up with their service.
>
>I think that's in Phoenix. It's kinda close to California.

No, this was definitely a town in Cali. One of those San Somethings.

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On Mon, 14 Feb 2005 20:00:09 +0100, [RS]Faramir_agst
<envoyezdesspams@free.fr> wrote:

>In article <11101suf4rprnad@corp.supernews.com>, quixote@writeme.com says...
>> I have close to you, 3000/300.
>
>In France, my ISP is free.fr I get 12Mbps down and 1Mbps up.
>
>With the same ISP box called the Freebox I get digital TV + unlimited IP
>telephony. !)

Sweet!

Now that we know this, why aren't YOU running an AGST T2 server?
Hmmm???

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On Tue, 15 Feb 2005 00:16:51 -0600, "Quixote" <quixote@writeme.com>
wrote:

>
>"[RS]Faramir_agst" <envoyezdesspams@free.fr> wrote in message
>news:MPG.1c7b1392b0cd535798969e@news.free.fr...
>> In article <11101suf4rprnad@corp.supernews.com>, quixote@writeme.com
>> says...
>>> I have close to you, 3000/300.
>>
>> In France, my ISP is free.fr I get 12Mbps down and 1Mbps up.
>>
>> With the same ISP box called the Freebox I get digital TV + unlimited IP
>> telephony. !)
>>
>
>The nice thing about my 3000/300 is I am in a small town of less than 10,000
>people in south Texas and you would not believe how lucky I am to be able to
>have this kind of connection. DSL is not even offered here, and the
>multitude of small surrounding towns are still on dialup only. I too have
>digital cable TV with a DVR with the same company and recently went with
>Vonage VoIP for my telephone. That is really nice at $24.95 US per month
>for unlimited calls anywhere in US and Canada. I am quite happy, even
>knowing there are better packages out there, because I am fortunate to have
>it at all where I live.
>
>Quixote
>

I know what you mean, Quix.

When I was back in Missouri, my brother and I shared a 128kb ISDN,
which was the best we could get.

We were right between two rival Cable zones and neither would go one
more street and include us in their service. A digital no-man's land.

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In article <eamdnQvn37pa-o7fRVnyiA@casema.nl>, frankNOSPAM@email.it says...
> >>And how much do you pay?
> >
> > 29.99¤
>
> I pay ¤70, but I get half back due to working there, so well...

The price I gave you is not 100% accurate. Until the end of the month I still
have to give France Telecom 13¤ per month for the analog telephone line.

Next month I'll pay only the 30¤ period for:
- 12Mbps down
- 1Mbps up
- DSL TV (MPEG4 thru DSL resolution 720x576 up to HDTV) When you activate
the TV part there is only 2Mbps available for the internet connection.
- IP telephony. free phone in France and 0.03¤ per minute to all the
civilized countries.

I'm 2km away from the telephone hub... my brother in Paris get 18Mbps down
and 1.3Mbps up because he is closer to his hub.

I often get +700kb/s download in BitTorrent on Linux ISOs.

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On Wed, 16 Feb 2005 18:54:11 +0100, [RS]Faramir_agst
<envoyezdesspams@free.fr> wrote:

>In article <eamdnQvn37pa-o7fRVnyiA@casema.nl>, frankNOSPAM@email.it says...
>> >>And how much do you pay?
>> >
>> > 29.99€
>>
>> I pay €70, but I get half back due to working there, so well...
>
>The price I gave you is not 100% accurate. Until the end of the month I still
>have to give France Telecom 13€ per month for the analog telephone line.
>
>Next month I'll pay only the 30€ period for:
> - 12Mbps down
> - 1Mbps up
> - DSL TV (MPEG4 thru DSL resolution 720x576 up to HDTV) When you activate
>the TV part there is only 2Mbps available for the internet connection.
> - IP telephony. free phone in France and 0.03€ per minute to all the
>civilized countries.
>
>I'm 2km away from the telephone hub... my brother in Paris get 18Mbps down
>and 1.3Mbps up because he is closer to his hub.
>
>I often get +700kb/s download in BitTorrent on Linux ISOs.

I'd almost kiss Jacque Chirac to be able to have 18Mb down.

But he'd have to take a bath first.

Note: That's cleanse himself in a bath. Not financially conspire with
Bathists.

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On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 00:32:55 +0000 (UTC), "Adrian Ng"
<spam.ng@btopenworld.com> wrote:

>
>"Smeghead" <tribesfan@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>news:9sh711datl8ukk7n3oqkt83t1jrqavn6ba@4ax.com...
>> On Wed, 16 Feb 2005 18:54:11 +0100, [RS]Faramir_agst
>> <envoyezdesspams@free.fr> wrote:
>>
>>>In article <eamdnQvn37pa-o7fRVnyiA@casema.nl>, frankNOSPAM@email.it
>>>says...
>>>> >>And how much do you pay?
>>>> >
>>>> > 29.99?
>>>>
>>>> I pay ?70, but I get half back due to working there, so well...
>>>
>>>The price I gave you is not 100% accurate. Until the end of the month I
>>>still
>>>have to give France Telecom 13? per month for the analog telephone line.
>>>
>>>Next month I'll pay only the 30? period for:
>>> - 12Mbps down
>>> - 1Mbps up
>>> - DSL TV (MPEG4 thru DSL resolution 720x576 up to HDTV) When you activate
>>>the TV part there is only 2Mbps available for the internet connection.
>>> - IP telephony. free phone in France and 0.03? per minute to all the
>>>civilized countries.
>>>
>>>I'm 2km away from the telephone hub... my brother in Paris get 18Mbps down
>>>and 1.3Mbps up because he is closer to his hub.
>>>
>>>I often get +700kb/s download in BitTorrent on Linux ISOs.
>>
>> I'd almost kiss Jacque Chirac to be able to have 18Mb down.
>>
>> But he'd have to take a bath first.
>>
>> Note: That's cleanse himself in a bath. Not financially conspire with
>> Bathists.
>>
>>
>
>despite the rumours - i've been to france and i know that french people
>aren't really all that dirty as the rumours make them out to be.
>

No one's ever REALLY as bad as the stereotypes. People everywhere, if
given the chance, tend to want to be nice and hospitable. They want
others to think well of them.

And then there's Canada...

Just kidding.

Not really.

It's a joke! Relax!

[Nodding Head]

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