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haha you are such a newbie beau 130+kb's is shit for the plan you are on plus your latency is quiet high you must be a fair ways from the exchange. Do what i say and go to the microsoft website and download something you will be gauranteed that there bandwidth will be greater than yours.

your on crack

P.S. i checked Line configuration on bigpond site, there were 2 options, standard or fast

Difference between them was:

Standard -

Noise Margin: 6dB

Interleaving: ON

Fast -

Noise Margin: 6dB

Interleaving: OFF

It said Fast could incure dropouts etc... but would be faster data transfer or something... i guess ill see what happens?

Edited by SKYLVIA

This should settle it :blink:

"CompuServe used to distribute a graphics display program called CompuShow. In the documentation for version 8.33 in the FAQ section, it states:

The GIF (Graphics Interchange Format), pronounced "JIF", was designed by CompuServe and the official specification released in June of 1987. "

Google delivers.

Gif as in Gift for sure!!! I dont care what google says :P

sif you'd say Jif... it's a G not a J!!!

do you go around saying Jolf instead of Golf or Jiggle instead of Giggle or Jet the f**k out instead of Get the f**k out... should I keep going??

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