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I downloaded a couple of files and according to my performance meter I was 
getting around 48Kbyte/sec which is around 384 Kbit/s - normal cable upload 
speed?

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"Tom Chaudoir" <news@clocktech.com> wrote in message 
news:kpsfd1dc7ukc9kqktg69930i4bpouu6ama@4ax.com...
> Hi Troops,
>
> You may have noticed that the server disappeared a few days ago. Fear
> not. It's still around. It runs on my home computer, which has had the
> same static IP address for years. Well, I woke up the other day with a
> new address, and no way to restore the old one. Here's where you can
> find it now;
> ftp://65.25.162.32/quake2/
>
> Stats;
> The server currently holds 3669 files in 121 directories. Total
> storage is 3.84 Gigabytes. It's up about 80% of the time. When I
> download a big torrent, the server gets crowded out. If you can't
> connect, just check back in a few hours.
>
> When I see hundreds of megs going out, I check the IP just for fun to
> see where the person is. My expectation was that most of the hard core
> file collectors would be in the U.S. Not true. The Brits take the
> lion's share, followed by Germany and Australia.
>
> One thing that I can't see is the upload KB/sec so really don't know
> how good the service is. If you have broadband, please follow this
> posting and let me know how fast you are able to download.
>
> That's it for now. Get out there and frag some Stroggs for the home
> team.
>
> Best,
> Tom
> (Kazoo)
> Best,
> Tom
>
> My email is tom at clocktech dot com.
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> You can ignore them.
> They will get what they deserve.
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