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Originally Posted by r00t
As with Gary. Show us your proof.
/me un-subscribes from thread until someone posts something more than just thin air.
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Show us your proof then. show us the proof that it puts a strain on the network in the few seconds it takes to make the query, and then we'll know that we are not being fobbed off with what the title of the thread says. a pathetic excuse.
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Originally Posted by Broadbandings
As with your constant requests for proof, show me a show proc cpu history output from one of these alledgedly under strain uBRs.  You're the one who said they couldn't be queried as it puts stress on them.
Evidently you have none either, beyond rote repeating of what you were told. |
He hasn't answered any of my questions put to him either. I think he's expecting me to let him do all the invisible facts and figures, and just believe them
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Originally Posted by r00t
Evidence of these claims made by others, day in and day out. If you please...
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Here's a fresh one. it's only 30 mins old.
posted in the virginmedia.support.broadband.cable group.
Yet again for the squillionth time i have been STM'd before i have really
downloaded anything. Noticed i've downloaded the huge total of 32meg but it
most probably kicked in at 4pm like it has done on the other (i think) 10
occasions - all on a sunday. Can someone PLEASE do something about it
instead of the usual "we'll pass it on". And can you please switch STM off
on my connection as you and i know it has been done incorrectly.