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Local whiz speeds up broadband by 200 times
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10-29-2007 2:51 PM
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10-30-2007
7:25 PM
skwirlinator
Removing Cross feeds and static would help because it would give more room for real transmission. Hmm, did I say that right? I'm really tired right now.
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