26 Terabit

[ford prefect]

Nice, Wonder how long until BT or Virgin offer this?

Physicists push 26 terabits per second down a laserbeam (Wired UK)

 

[BloodOmen]

Nice, Wonder how long until BT or Virgin offer this?

Physicists push 26 terabits per second down a laserbeam (Wired UK)

christ lol xD never mind that bugger when will they sort fibre out for the rest of the uk only select parts have it atm (i'm due to get it in june but its still only 36mb down 7mb up)

 

[Embattle]

christ lol xD never mind that bugger when will they sort fibre out for the rest of the uk only select parts have it atm (i'm due to get it in june but its still only 36mb down 7mb up)

Doing such things in a lab has been done for ages in many sectors, getting it to the end user is where things become difficult.

 

[DaGaffer]

christ lol xD never mind that bugger when will they sort fibre out for the rest of the uk only select parts have it atm (i'm due to get it in june but its still only 36mb down 7mb up)

*Polishes 50Mb FTH connection* In Ireland. LOL.

Doing such things in a lab has been done for ages in many sectors, getting it to the end user is where things become difficult.

Its not a home use technology, at least not for a long time, as there's simply no content out there to justify it.

 

[eksdee]

Its not a home use technology, at least not for a long time, as there's simply no content out there to justify it.

You say that, but just imagine how much porn you could download.

 

[Ormorof]

would fill my hd in seconds

 

[DaGaffer]

would fill my hd in seconds

Exactly. No one has the processors or storage memory to justify a 26Tb connection, never mind applications that would use it. Lots of industrial applications though.

 

[Wij]

Exactly. No one has the processors or storage memory to justify a 26Tb connection, never mind applications that would use it. Lots of industrial applications though.

MWUHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAA!!!

Now I have the final piece for my Alpha-level upload \o/

Technology in Revelation Space - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[TdC]

I always suspected you were a construct, Wij

 

[Wij]

*processing...*

"Interesting. What makes you think that I am a construct."

0x0D 0x0A

 

[TdC]

You're in a desert, walking along in the sand, when all of a sudden you look down...

 

[Embattle]

*Polishes 50Mb FTH connection* In Ireland. LOL.



Its not a home use technology, at least not for a long time, as there's simply no content out there to justify it.

Which is part of my point, that as well as the costs etc make it difficult and this applies to all technology in labs.

 

[BloodOmen]

*Polishes 50Mb FTH connection* In Ireland. LOL.



Its not a home use technology, at least not for a long time, as there's simply no content out there to justify it.

/care i'll be stroking my 100mb/s fibre when we move to belgium

 

[Wij]

You're in a desert, walking along in the sand, when all of a sudden you look down...

I put my winkie in the hole where it's head comes out of and mash the insides into a pulp with my virility !

 

[TdC]

you're a modified clone or probably insane Beta level. the REAL Wij's winkie is not powerful enough to mash anything, ever, at all

 

[Wij]

*unable to handle kernel NULL pointer dereference*


...







...






GRUB Version 0.95 (638 lower / 260032K upper memory)

> WIJ-ulation 7.1.7.5 kernel
> WIJ-ulation 7.1.7.5 kernel compatibility mode
> Windows 7 Bootloader
> Consciousness Test
> Strap-on device configuration

Press left or right nipple to select which entry is highlighted.
Kiss winkie to boot the selected OS, 'e' to edit the commands before booting, or 'c' if you are a ****.

 

[TdC]

*inserts USB stick*

*boots Wijbuntu*

 

[Wij]

It seems I have the Unity interface.

...




*claw own skin off*




*crash*

 

[Tuthmes]

/care i'll be stroking my 100mb/s fibre when we move to belgium

And get pwned by data limits.

 

[Overdriven]

Pff, that's nothing. I've probably unloaded more data-wise over the last few years.. Albeit, not with a PC.

Impressive none the less!

 

[Lamp]

Fascinating.

I'm sure the boys @ Cern would lap it up

 

[Fafnir]

/care i'll be stroking my 100mb/s fibre when we move to belgium

Had it for 10 years now