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We'll need to look into that. YouTube should always get top priority as you say.
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Get home early from work today hoping to play some online gaming but expecting problems. Happily surprised that steam updates are running at full line speed.
My linespeed is half, sent a tweet and a ticket. No response. Reset my port even. nothing.
Sorry about that, when did you tweet? Will chat to the guys running Twitter
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We'll need to look into that. YouTube should always get top priority as you say.
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I bought a 2GB prepaid account with a different ISP a couple of weeks ago, and I switch to that when playing games and Afrihost are having problems. Cost me less than R40 and I still have 1.7GB left. Sucks that it has to come to that, but at least it's a not too expensive temporary fix for playing games.
I dont get this. Why should youtube get top priority, but downloads/p2p/torrents get lowest priority?
Some people would like to have a smooth Youtube experience instead of downloading those barely legal adapted "linux distributions"![]()
Some people would like to have a smooth Youtube experience instead of downloading those barely legal adapted "linux distributions"![]()
"Fast browsing and above-average YouTube" 10mbps*
That's not true. It's "Fast viewing of text-only websites and above-average Youtube". Images are apparently considered 'downloads' and come down at a snail's pace. Loading a website with a lot of images makes the internet feel like it did when I was on a 33k6 US Robotics modem.
Some people would like to have a smooth Youtube experience instead of downloading those barely legal adapted "linux distributions"![]()
The reason for my previous comment, was the fact that streaming Youtube also uses a lot of data (720p @ 30 Minutes = XXXMB data), but that is acceptable. Just doesn't seem fair...
Because youtube is realtime streaming and having it stutter and lag upsets clients, while the torrenters like yourself can use a scheduler to start your torrents up at night because you don't need real time streaming of your piracy needs. Is it really the end of the world if your downloaded items are ready 1 day later?
Is it really the end of the world if your downloaded items are ready 1 day later?