Our minimum residential bandwidth of 256 kbps is approximately six times faster than a dialup modem. Most modem connections occur between 35 kbps and 45 kbps, so 256 kbps is about six times faster.

We do not make lower bandwidths available to businesses because the requirements of business are often greater than what residences require. Since businesses typically have multiple computers connected to the internet, each computer will experience slower performance the more computers are connected to the LAN. Plus, businesses often connect to a server at headquarters or at a remote office. Increased bandwidth ensures adequate performance for these remote connections. See similar questions...

In the computer jargon, bits and bytes are both units used to measure file sizes, but 1 byte = 8 bits. Therefore, your DSL speed, which is 256 Kbps (Kilobits per second), is also 256 / 8 = 32 KB/s (Kilo Bytes per second). Most of the time, your computer displays download speeds in KB/s, not Kbps. So, if you are downloading a file at 32 KB/s, you making full use of your 256 Kbps DSL line. one more thing: the "M" in 1 Mbps stands for 1 Mega bits per second. See similar questions...

Jim Colten <jim@colten.net> writes: > I have an expect script that spawns ksh. It uses the send command to > feed a long command containing many options to ksh (300-400 chars long) > ..... The command appears to get truncated after the 257'th char ... and > since the \n is part of what's truncated off, ksh never runs the command > and we get no output back and expect eventually times out. I'm not > finding a way to shorten the command so that's not an option. See similar questions...

No. To ensure the best possible graphics quality, ST requires a 16 bit display. The game will refuse to run if your system does not support 16 bit screen displays. See similar questions...

We want your productions to benefit from premium quality soundtracks. Most libraries offer 128 bit MP3s, claiming that this is the standard CD quality format. This is simply not true. The superior clarity of 256 bit over 128 bit is clearly audible. We are one of the few royalty free music catalogues offering such high quality. See similar questions...

How fast do you want to go? You're driving! How fast you go depends on you and your abilities, and higher speeds will come with knowledge and experience. While we encourage participants to find their limits, every student is coached at their individual comfort level. We also start with a variety of driving exercises geared to teach you the basics of car control. Only after you've established a solid foundation will you be able to drive to the best of your abilities. See similar questions...

Vedic Wisdom teaches that each individual goes through certain phases during the course of life, and that each of these phases should provide the opportunity to master the knowledge and skills required for making real progress toward the attainment of the Purushārthas. The systematic organisation of these phases, known as Āshrama, foresees three main segments in the life of man. See similar questions...

No, not with the stock 18.432MHz crystal that comes on the TINI. CAN requires baud rates to be accurate within 0.5%; unfortunately the 18.432MHz frequency... If you choose the socket board without the regulator (the TINI Sockets E10), you will need to feed your TINI at least 250mA @ 5.00 V +/- 5% In other words,... See similar questions...

explained in the XFree86(1) man page, the -bpp option can be specified on the command line when starting the server. You can specify 15 bpp, for 32768 colors, 16 bpp, for 65536 colors, or either 24 or 32 bpp, for 16.7 million colors. However, the server is rarely started directly. The two most common ways to start the server are with startx and xdm. See similar questions...

Open the Main group, look for the setup icon and double click on it. Next select the change system setting from the dropdown list and set the display driver to Super VGA - 256 colors. Depending on what type of graphics card you own, you may be able to display more colors. Contact your graphics card vendor for the latest drivers. See similar questions...

Sure! Although we have no idea why you'd want to. Once you've experienced the speed of our Wireless Internet access, you'll never again want to wait for traditional dial-up services. See similar questions...

The Colonix program does not require any fasting. It is designed to work well in conjunction with most diets; the majority of Colonix users do not fast or change their diets while doing the cleanse. See similar questions...

While faster on delivery time depends on how close your are to Pittsfield, MA, your order still needs to be processed, pulled and packed and in some cases made. Your order on rare occasions can take up to two weeks to arrive depending where you are and the speed of the mail service. When shipping out side the USA, orders can longer (we ask that you insure any orders outside the USA). See similar questions...

Like the barbiturates, benzodiazepines differ from one another in how fast they take effect and how long the effects last. Shorter-acting benzodiazepines include alprazolam (Xanax), midazolam (Versed), oxazepam (Serax), triazolam (Halcion). Intermediate-acting benzodiazepines include clonazepam (Klonopin), lorazepam (Ativan), quazepam (Dormalin), temazepam (Restoril), bromazepam (Lexotan), estazolam (ProSom). See similar questions...

Most of our standard jib cranes have a 2-week lead-time. Other time requirements apply to special or modified cranes and our large jib cranes. Please contact us for lead times on specific products. The rated capacity of the jib is the maximum "live load" the jib can pick up. A typical hoist and trolley weight is assumed and added to the rated capacity for design purposes. These assumed weights are 15% of the rated capacity and are not considered part of the "live load". See similar questions...

It's not how fast you go, it's how fast you stop. Head loads are created by the "G" force of deceleration in the driver's compartment. The crash test is run at only 35mph, but the steel sled, with no "crumple zone", stops in about 12 inches (30cm). The next time you are driving on the street at that speed, imagine stopping that fast. That's you stopping that fast, not your front bumper. This impact creates a load on the upper neck that is twice the lethal limit. (Go to top) See similar questions...