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Scared0o0Rabbit - Oct 30, 2003

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		Alexvrb	Oct 31, 2003
		I'd avoid satellite if you have other options. The upload is typically a bit weak, download is OK though. But that isn't really a big deal. Monthly caps can be. But for me, the biggest issue would be latency. My brother used to have satellite, and it rendered online games unplayable, it was so bad. I'd rather get decent dialup for that. But, you could be ok. I guess it depends... if you can't get anything else, then why not.

		Scared0o0Rabbit	Oct 31, 2003
		I don't really play online games, so that's not an issue. It's looking more and more like the only option is satellite. So that gets back to the, is there any way to join 2 or more internet connections togethor? I was thinking of maybe running them both into 1 pc... then using winproxy to send out to the other pc's on the network. Is there a way to make 2k draw off 2 connections to the internet equally?

		Curtis	Oct 31, 2003
		I'm pretty sure that XP allows you to bond 2 56k modems into one connection. Not sure about other kinds of modems. I could have just imagined the whole thing in a dream... :asleep

		racketboy	Oct 31, 2003
		I remember dual modems a while ago before broadband was a consumer thing. Dual 56k was blazing fast! Actually I would enjoy that speed at home But it's not worth an additional phone line

		Scared0o0Rabbit	Nov 1, 2003
		Is that like the network bridge? or is that something else?

		gameboy900	Nov 1, 2003
		I believe that's what it is. There's probably some articles about it out there I'm just to lazy to Google for them (*hint*).

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