Mr T and Eddie Murphey

sid101

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I must be smoking somthing too right wrong!!!! Ever seen the eddie murphry comedy act vid before the one called RAW the name ecapes me now,but it goes somthing like this eddie takes the mickey out of mr t for some reason and mr t being who he is retaliates to say the following "Hey boy you look mighty cute in them jeans boy come over here let me f... you in the ass" it was funny at the time but not when it gets done to you. Me and you being the user of this here service called iburst should feel like eddie right about now with all these changes
to iburst. when i started using this service it rocked the quickest i've had at home so far and yes i do make use of p2p but it is for business use so when the brought in the shaping this eddie syndrom came over me. In essence they say pay x per month you have a cap which is as per law dont mind but if you use certain portals your download and up loads will be capped i do various things from boardroom presentations to building plands which i prefer to send and download via p2p firstly when i signed up there was no talk of shaping and **** and if i want to be able to utilize this i need the 9 gig cap and then the p2p will still be limited to 64kbps if i understand this thing right
i phoned this morning and spoke to a gent called dylan who along with very few people there umongste other thato is an asset to his company, he advise that if you are feeling like me(and once more the mr t image pops into my mind) pls mail him at [email protected] cause he is forwarding these grips on to somone who can hopefully do somthig maybe give us full speed until the cap kicks in which i thinks is only fair. So now that i've cry on some shoulders i hope you all do the right thing.
aching butt.
 
I PITY THE FOOL USING IBURST FOR P2P :p

I will nail a few emails to sihens address because its about time ISPs realised that p2p is a valid way to get content and infact its a trend all over the world that up to 70% of end user traffic is peer to peer related because this is just how the end user wants to download thier content, wether for business use or not.

A developer of a new peer to peer protocol signed up to this forum yesterday and sent me a PM after reading the torrents and iBurst thread and his application/protocol called Rodi is definatly the future of p2p as it has a bunch of features built in to allow us to sidestep packet shaping and similar throttling techniques. Right now the software is in the early testing phase but from what i've seen it is definatly a viable option for people in our position especially if WBS dont want to lift shaping completly. I first came across it when reading about how users in Canada were throttled like us and how they were planning to eveolve thier p2p techniques to get around thier ISPs.

The app is not user friendly at all at the moment and nothign like the normal point and click apps/networks we are familiar with but I will be postign a tutorial when I'm done with work today because WBS may or may not change thier policies no matter what we do so we might as well take matters into our own hands.
 
fool101 hehe

look the files i send and receive in that way are to big to e-mail when i came across p2p a while ago it was a nice medium for meeting my needs not being a IT guru i know there is somthing called ftp but p2p was fine till now.its also a question of the work being majority internationally based and all my clients are happy with the p2p system its quick and we can connect directly through the majority of the p2p apps anyway as a mater of fact it was suggested by one of my clients before i was using fedex believe it or not. yes yes the imformation age and all,it just made more sense for me. thanks for the input regarding the other programms though as i said " i can wer like to know where the power button is!!!!! hehe :o
 
What software tool do you guys use to create these long, incomprehensible sentences?
 
how can someone with an afrikaans name come here and crit my english?
 
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