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Which is the most fast internet connection that exist? just wondering.. Really need to know.

This has exactly what to do with silkroad?

Fvck sorry this is meant to be in OTL, my bad. won't blame the time even though its 3AM.

Quick google

http://www.thelocal.se/7869/20070712/

Azilius wrote:Quick google

http://www.thelocal.se/7869/20070712/

Thank you, didn't knew how to google it, need to improve my English.

"Sigbritt Löthberg's home has been supplied with a blistering 40 Gigabits per second connection"

good god lol.

AcesHigh wrote:"Sigbritt Löthberg's home has been supplied with a blistering 40 Gigabits per second connection"

good god lol.

And i thought mine was fast

JustaDude wrote:Fvck sorry this is meant to be in OTL, my bad. won't blame the time even though its 3AM.

Mod moved it to the wrong section too. Everybody is going mad!

dial up


wrong section

Well thats probably the fastest commercial/residental line but government and military will surpass that. But normal people best hope is a fiber optic line.

Im not sure about the rest of the world.

But here in Switzerland in Geneva. We have a center called CERN (The guys who "made" the internet) But yeah, these guys having INSANELY fast connections, mainly because they keep trying new technologies and so on. Last i heard, they are working on a connection for EPFL (A university in Lausanne) that will be so fast that they can download pretty much anything in a second.

Sovereign wrote:Im not sure about the rest of the world.

But here in Switzerland in Geneva. We have a center called CERN (The guys who "made" the internet) But yeah, these guys having INSANELY fast connections, mainly because they keep trying new technologies and so on. Last i heard, they are working on a connection for EPFL (A university in Lausanne) that will be so fast that they can download pretty much anything in a second.

It wasnt just them, they were just a part of the creation of the Internet.

That Samuel L Jackson TV advert for Virgin comes to mind. Fiber optic or something is suppose to be the fastest internet connection you can get... i'll try looking for it.

gamef wrote:That Samuel L Jackson TV advert for Virgin comes to mind. Fiber optic or something is suppose to be the fastest internet connection you can get... i'll try looking for it.

Thats in UK dude. 50mb is the fastest here.
The link posted a few replies back is 40gb

lol no us airfroce connection is 52 gbps

its using some kind of new wire(not fibre optics)

i think its called gellar something

anyway its the fastest internet that isnt classified

Sovereign wrote:Im not sure about the rest of the world.

But here in Switzerland in Geneva. We have a center called CERN (The guys who "made" the internet) But yeah, these guys having INSANELY fast connections, mainly because they keep trying new technologies and so on. Last i heard, they are working on a connection for EPFL (A university in Lausanne) that will be so fast that they can download pretty much anything in a second.

LOLOLOL FAIL.

The first version of an IP based network was... THE DARPANET (or ARPANET.)

Guess who made it?

AMERICA.

Holy shitinberg
40g's!!

ImmortalKiller wrote:

Sovereign wrote:Im not sure about the rest of the world.

But here in Switzerland in Geneva. We have a center called CERN (The guys who "made" the internet) But yeah, these guys having INSANELY fast connections, mainly because they keep trying new technologies and so on. Last i heard, they are working on a connection for EPFL (A university in Lausanne) that will be so fast that they can download pretty much anything in a second.

LOLOLOL FAIL.

The first version of an IP based network was... THE DARPANET (or ARPANET.)

Guess who made it?

AMERICA.

How is it FAIL? Its true. If you actually new something about it then you would know that even though some basic networking and applications of the "internet" existed before CERN. However CERN created the World Wide Web, more specifically by an British scientist.

ImmortalKiller wrote:

Sovereign wrote:Im not sure about the rest of the world.

But here in Switzerland in Geneva. We have a center called CERN (The guys who "made" the internet) But yeah, these guys having INSANELY fast connections, mainly because they keep trying new technologies and so on. Last i heard, they are working on a connection for EPFL (A university in Lausanne) that will be so fast that they can download pretty much anything in a second.

LOLOLOL FAIL.

The first version of an IP based network was... THE DARPANET (or ARPANET.)

Guess who made it?

AMERICA.

/proudface

Sigbritt will now be able to enjoy 1,500 high definition HDTV channels simultaneously. Or, if there is nothing worth watching there, she will be able to download a full high definition DVD in just two seconds

i came

Sovereign wrote:

ImmortalKiller wrote:

Sovereign wrote:Im not sure about the rest of the world.

But here in Switzerland in Geneva. We have a center called CERN (The guys who "made" the internet) But yeah, these guys having INSANELY fast connections, mainly because they keep trying new technologies and so on. Last i heard, they are working on a connection for EPFL (A university in Lausanne) that will be so fast that they can download pretty much anything in a second.

LOLOLOL FAIL.

The first version of an IP based network was... THE DARPANET (or ARPANET.)

Guess who made it?

AMERICA.

How is it FAIL? Its true. If you actually new something about it then you would know that even though some basic networking and applications of the "internet" existed before CERN. However CERN created the World Wide Web, more specifically by an British scientist.

I think we have different definitions of what primordial internet is... I see your point though.

I'm not going to bother to argue my point any further, we're in a stalemate, except for this:

google "Grandfather of the internet" And the 4th one down is ARPANET.

ImmortalKiller wrote:I think we have different definitions of what primordial internet is... I see your point though.

I'm not going to bother to argue my point any further, we're in a stalemate, except for this:

google "Grandfather of the internet" And the 4th one down is ARPANET.

why is it 4th then?

LaloHao wrote:

ImmortalKiller wrote:I think we have different definitions of what primordial internet is... I see your point though.

I'm not going to bother to argue my point any further, we're in a stalemate, except for this:

google "Grandfather of the internet" And the 4th one down is ARPANET.

why is it 4th then?

Maybe because the first 3 don't relate to it?