I think it's about time to change the connection type alternatives, beacuse I think the T-system is out of date.
First, and the most important, is it posible to do?
If a change is made, will the version be incompatible with the other versions?
My arguments about this is who the hell have a T1(1.5Mbit) och a T3 (44MBit) line? No one?! The T-system is old and is used to define telefone lines, but now in our new fiber world it's about time to change!
How about change it to 10Mbit and 100Mbit, then the option will be more correct!
Change the Connection types
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Intenso
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I think it's good to know what connection ppl have, it helps to prioritise who to download from. I don't see the bad thing about changing from the T-system.
There are not so many connection types but there is alot of conncetions with different bandwidth. But I don't think it's a big difference between them as in the T-case (100Mbit is over 50Mbit faster than a T3-line).
Another alternative is to have two choises, one for the connection type and another for the bandwidth (bouth up- and downstream)
There are not so many connection types but there is alot of conncetions with different bandwidth. But I don't think it's a big difference between them as in the T-case (100Mbit is over 50Mbit faster than a T3-line).
Another alternative is to have two choises, one for the connection type and another for the bandwidth (bouth up- and downstream)
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[uu.nl]Konijntjepluis
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Still it is an option a user can apply.....
I mean there are so many 13yr old kiddies who will turn the 100Mbit option, while they use a 128Kbit line. If you really want people to know your connection type, put it in your name tag or something. Unless a tool can be implemented that tests connection speeds of course....
I mean there are so many 13yr old kiddies who will turn the 100Mbit option, while they use a 128Kbit line. If you really want people to know your connection type, put it in your name tag or something. Unless a tool can be implemented that tests connection speeds of course....
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