01-22-2004
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Registered User
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Anyway To Provide Your Own Internet?
Yeah, hook myself up with a little 1GB connection. That would be nice. Haha.
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01-22-2004
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Frank, how about making your posts a little less spammy. I won't close this, this could be a serious thread.
Basically, your ISP (Internet Service Provider) buys a LOT of bandwidth from a larger source, then distributes the connection in smaller packages to a lot of people. Since they buy the bandwidth in bulk, and sell expensive (compared to what they bought it for), they make a good deal of money.
So technically, if you want a 1GB connection it would be possible. You'd buy x amount of bandwidth and you could use it for yourself instead of distributing it.
Or, just buy an OC-12 connection. (For personal use lmao).
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01-22-2004
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Local Biorust Beast
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Basically pay for a server, and have it hooked up to a data center, then have a connection be provided to you.. however you are looking at one hell of an expensive connection.
And Frank, please do keep your posts less spammy.
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01-22-2004
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Originally posted by Subject2Failure
Or, just buy an OC-12 connection. (For personal use lmao).
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No *WAY* could any one individual (or even a small group) make full saturated use of such a connection. I would have a great time trying though...
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01-23-2004
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I just think it would be funny. It sure would be costly though.
What would your connection be with an OC-12? For ONE computer?
I don't know what I would do first with that connection. Probably try to find the biggest file and download it. lol
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01-23-2004
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Quote:
Originally posted by Subject2Failure
I just think it would be funny. It sure would be costly though.
What would your connection be with an OC-12? For ONE computer? 
I don't know what I would do first with that connection. Probably try to find the biggest file and download it. lol
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01-23-2004
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Local Biorust Beast
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HaHa, most likely the one file that would end the internet, people would download it and well.. the internet would stop, since everyone would have a copy..
And I could create and endless file to download.. it is called using an endless loop download.. however I think my server would die before your connection would.
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01-23-2004
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Quote:
Originally posted by Subject2Failure
I just think it would be funny. It sure would be costly though.
What would your connection be with an OC-12? For ONE computer? 
I don't know what I would do first with that connection. Probably try to find the biggest file and download it. lol
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To be perfectly honest, I don't think your hard-drives could write fast enough to store all the data the connection could throw at it. An OC-12 is 655mbps (~78megabytes/sec)! This is, of course, not mentioning the cost - the cheapest I've seen an OC-3 for is $5000 - and thats bare-bones. God only knows what a fully-functional OC-12 would cost. That said, of course, if I win the lottery you can all say hello to biorust on its own clustered-network....
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01-23-2004
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Local Biorust Beast
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Originally posted by Man1c M0g
To be perfectly honest, I don't think your hard-drives could write fast enough to store all the data the connection could throw at it. An OC-12 is 655mbps (~78megabytes/sec)! This is, of course, not mentioning the cost - the cheapest I've seen an OC-3 for is $5000 - and thats bare-bones. God only knows what a fully-functional OC-12 would cost. That said, of course, if I win the lottery you can all say hello to biorust on its own clustered-network....
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Dreams, dreams, dreams.. If it does happen.. could you share the connection
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01-23-2004
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Yeah urmm m0g... if you win the lottery any time soon I wouldn't mind you mailing me a check for say... $3 million? That should cover me for a while.
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01-25-2004
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Sheep Worrier
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Originally posted by Digital
Dreams, dreams, dreams.. If it does happen.. could you share the connection
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If it does happen, i'm buying my own ISP... and you call have free hosting! Now... all you gotta help me do is win the lottery... :P
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01-25-2004
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Local Biorust Beast
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Lets see.. some well placed threats, cyanide maybe.. ahh the possibilities..
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02-10-2004
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Incredible Indelible Etiquette
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I just want a new computer.. I'd be happy with a new computer and my current connection. :-D
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