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stu28
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  #91386 17-Oct-2007 17:08
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maninimepo:
ybotpar: Is this very fast?


Compared to mine it's blistering!

[IMG][/IMG]

We just got connected yesterday, and I can't believe how slow it is!! Used to 10mbps back home! :-(

edit: erm ... wtf, why is the image not showing? argh!


As this forum software does not support BBCode Wink



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  #91390 17-Oct-2007 17:38
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Reminds me when Xtra offered their 'crippled' jetstream service....Jetstart.

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  #91391 17-Oct-2007 17:43
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Vorbis: Reminds me when Xtra offered their 'crippled' jetstream service....Jetstart.


Jetstart was quite cool; you had the same upload & download speed! (compared to now, when you have to pay more for faster upload) Smile



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  #91392 17-Oct-2007 17:49
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What was really cool about it was the ability to log into user@jetstreamgames and download demos and Linux distros at full tilt. I usually got around 700k's downloads!!

Roll on the Suse DVD's...:)

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  #91394 17-Oct-2007 17:55
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stu28:
maninimepo:
ybotpar: Is this very fast?


Compared to mine it's blistering!

[IMG][/IMG]

We just got connected yesterday, and I can't believe how slow it is!! Used to 10mbps back home! :-(

edit: erm ... wtf, why is the image not showing? argh!


As this forum software does not support BBCode Wink

Hmmm, so to include an image its just HTML is it?

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  #91400 17-Oct-2007 18:47
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I seem to vaguely remember you could actually tunnel out of the Jetstream games realm using suitably tailored DNS queries to their DNS servers and a suitably configured DNS server on the outside world...

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#91403 17-Oct-2007 19:17
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maninimepo:
Hmmm, so to include an image its just HTML is it?


You are using a Mac with Safari, aren't you? If you have Javascript set you should see the rich-text editor...

Use the buttons, Luke!







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  #91437 17-Oct-2007 23:33
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freitasm:
maninimepo:
Hmmm, so to include an image its just HTML is it?


You are using a Mac with Safari, aren't you? If you have Javascript set you should see the rich-text editor...

Use the buttons, Luke!




Thanks very much for your reply, I'm sure it's not the first time! :-)

I am using Safari on OS X yeah, and I had seen that toolbar but if I'm really honest I never really paid any attention to it because it looks like that bar out of Office 2003!

My apologies, I will use it from now on :-)

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  #91747 19-Oct-2007 19:38
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Supposedly not throttled, but apparently ihug is angry at me for going on a downloading spree on the last day of the previous billing month (earlier this week). It was the same yesterday, too. If I wasn't so terribly lazy, I'd ring the helpdesk and complain.

Also, Mauricio, Opera sadly doesn't seem to support the toolbar either.

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#91749 19-Oct-2007 19:58
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Yes, Opera does not support the functionality required for the bar, so we disabled it from loading on Opera browsers.




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  #91755 19-Oct-2007 22:14
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freitasm: Yes, Opera does not support the functionality required for the bar, so we disabled it from loading on Opera browsers.


Opera has supported contenteditable for quite some time. That said, it of course has it's own quirks and foibles like every other browsers' implementation of it's own contenteditable type system, and I've been too lazy to get Xinha working with Opera or Safari myself, so I'm no-one to talk. And this is off topic, but it's more interesting than yet another my-internets-is-faster-than-your-internets match.






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#91756 19-Oct-2007 22:19
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Nope, this is not the case. It's something else. Back on topic...




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#91757 19-Oct-2007 22:44
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Actually, I just tested an updated version of TinyMCE and it works with Opera, so I have enabled it again.




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  #92285 24-Oct-2007 19:31
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Link to this image to share your results

Gotta love ihug ..... Broadband 3 unlimited .... WOW from christchurch


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  #92336 25-Oct-2007 08:09
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You haven't gone over the 2GB daily limit?  That restricts you to 64kbps.  Otherwise, that's awful!

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