Ravilj
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I sure cant wait till tomorrow till this issue is fixed. I am still getting dropped connections on IRC and MSN. This is truely depressing... Does anyone else want to sympathise?-
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Sure cant wait till the IRC MSN problem is fixed!
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I sure cant wait till tomorrow till this issue is fixed. I am still getting dropped connections on IRC and MSN. This is truely depressing... Does anyone else want to sympathise?rebel
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Is our little ExoSee community dead?
swordfish1
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Yes, I also can't wait! I am waiting since I got my modem one week ago ... still have not seen anything over iBurst but http, ftp and little ExoSee last night ...
As rebel said, Exosee seems to be gone ... why? Does anyone know anything about that?
Also, I wrote thousand times here on the forum that I am getting excellent speed when doing http, but tonight I am taking my words back! The speed is crap, I am over the cap but I get something like 2-3 KB (as oppposed to the advertised 8 KB or 64 kbps), and even worst most web sites just time out and I have to refresh them 10 times to get them load ... so it seems that the todays "improvement" is just switching the bandwith from one group of users to another. This way iBurst can have half of the required capacity, and just keep one week one half of the users happy, then switch to the other half on the following week to make them happy, and so on and so on ...
As rebel said, Exosee seems to be gone ... why? Does anyone know anything about that?
Also, I wrote thousand times here on the forum that I am getting excellent speed when doing http, but tonight I am taking my words back! The speed is crap, I am over the cap but I get something like 2-3 KB (as oppposed to the advertised 8 KB or 64 kbps), and even worst most web sites just time out and I have to refresh them 10 times to get them load ... so it seems that the todays "improvement" is just switching the bandwith from one group of users to another. This way iBurst can have half of the required capacity, and just keep one week one half of the users happy, then switch to the other half on the following week to make them happy, and so on and so on ...