Don't feel jealous, please

[godling]

Broadband in India is slowly improving. But I consider myself very fortunate
already.

Here's why:

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A 440MB (yes, Mega Bytes, i.e. nearly 1/2 GB) file comes through in 3 minutes 13
seconds. (This was the famous rar archive containing best youtube/metacafe videos
2006/2007, all in MOV format).

I can do 12GB in about 4 hours, and in a full day...........I'll need to
buy a 40GB harddrive. lol.

Best of all, Limewire is totally on dope, running at 800 KBps (Bytes) during times of
heavy traffic, and anywhere between 1.5 to 3 MBps (Bytes) otherwise. Shareaza
and gang are just as good.

One confession though: this is not my personal home connection. It's the
connection which my company provides!

Anyone with similar specs?

Oh I almost forgot! -> Life is good!

 

[hemant_mathur]

What connection is that ?

 

[vish786]

whats ur bandwidth ?

the link is not shown their ?? looks like a trick to me .

 

[BBThumbHealer]

Which company n location ?

 

[almighty]

oh my god :O
this much speed in INDIA :O

 

[Third Eye]

which country from are you.

 

[kumarmohit]

You have this @ home! How much you pay for it?

 

[almighty]

^^^

Hawaldar Bahadur naam hai mera, hawalaat mein band karke sadaa dallunga!!!

LOL
nice sign.

 

[RCuber]

You have this @ home! How much you pay for it?

One confession though: this is not my personal home connection. It's the
connection which my company provides!

 

[dd_wingrider]

AMAZING

 

[godling]

This is Bangalore, India. I'm an Indian (no doubt there and,.......we rule!

The reason why I blanked out the url was that everyone might start
bombing the server, and it will crash. It was not a photoshop fix. This was
an apache directory listing I found by the famous google search.

intitle:"index of" +"last modified" +"parent directory" +description +size
+(rar|mpg|avi|wmv|mov|flv) youtube

In the above query, I'm searching all apache directory listings (people's
personal directories and more, hosted blatantly on the world wide web).

I'm looking for youtube videos, with the filetypes
(rar|zip|mpg|avi|wmv|mov|flv).

E.g., if you wanted to some music by Vaul Dan Pyk, you'd type:

intitle:"index of" +"last modified" +"parent directory" +description +size +(wma|mp3)
Vaul Dan Pyk

And voila......explore a little, use a little intelligence to modify the parameters,
and google will give you things which no freakin torrent, p2p or premium service
can give you.

Anyways, coming back to the point:

My bandwidth is a VSNL leased line at 45Mbps (bits), which translates to
5.625 MBps (mega bytes).

Kinda scary what it is capable of, but I'm only proving that broadband in
India is not backward or outdated. It's as glorious as ever, but yes, it is
nowhere close to being widespread or affordable, that I accept handsdown.

A T3 45 Mbps costs 10 lakhs a year, (and 16 for reliance). Most companies
have these, but the lines are so split up amongst a vast pool of employees
that the individual throughput suffers too much.

I've been fortunate enough to get one entire leased line for myself, and there
are plans in our department to split this up further..........but fortunately,
that's not happening in the next year!

So, I'm planning to buy a lot of harddisks, a 1 year rapidshare premium, a
1 year Megaupload premium, and I plan to download for a whole lot of
people for a nominal fee.

I'm thinking of Rs. 20 per GB + courier rate for DVD/CD delivery to the
respective city. (1 GB takes 10 minutes during heavy traffic, and 6 minutes
at night). So the rate is quite reasonable.

So, a 4.7GB DVD download would cost:

Download: Rs. 20 x 4.7 = Rs. 94
DVD: = Rs. 12
Courier = Rs. 100 or 120 I think.
My profit = Rs. 20

Total = Rs. 226.

I hope that sounds reasonable?

 

[vish786]

u devil.. nice way of earning.

 

[sandeepk]

There was a post in neowin last day describing that in south korea LG Powercomm provides home internet with 100mbps fibre optics for 30$ unlimited. So that makes 360$ for a year. which becomes 15000 at present exchange rate. When this will become reality in India? and I am paying 700 plus taxes for only 128kbps in India

 

[Pathik]

I consider myself lucky even if i get a steady speed of 5.8kBps for some time... been downloading a 2.5gb file since 3 days..

 

[zyberboy]

So, a 4.7GB DVD download would cost:

Download: Rs. 20 x 4.7 = Rs. 94
DVD: = Rs. 12
Courier = Rs. 100 or 120 I think.
My profit = Rs. 20

Total = Rs. 226.

I hope that sounds reasonable?

BSNL 500 plan
can download 4.8gb for Rs20
Total time = 6hrs

 

[godling]

BSNL 500 plan
can download 4.8gb for Rs20
Total time = 6hrs

A small correction dear:

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As we can see, your BSNL 500 plan DOES NOT ALLOW 4.7GB to be downloaded...........

ha ha ha ha ha ha..........very nice try, but nevermind.

 

[zyberboy]

^^Haha....Sorry boss.....see the night unlimeted....i am currently downloading 4.5 gb per day

 

[Chirag]

@godling - In Home 500 plan net usage is free from 2 am to 8 am so you can download anything and it won't cost u.

 

[godling]

Oops. Missed that one.

Ok, I'll turn the tables. I can do 1GB in 7 minutes (avg, 10 minutes worst case).

Let's go by worst case:

In a day, I can do: 144GB. (I won't be at the comp all night, lol, but will use
a scheduler).

How many GBs can you do in a day, cyberboy_kerala? 5? That's it?

Best of all, I can do it when I feel like it. No night slot, bandwidth limit and
the likes. Just like we head for the loo to download some shizzy, I download
data the very same way, almost whimsically

The truth is always hard to accept, and grapes out of reach are always
sour, and inspite of these two facts being unanimously agreed upon, we
human beings still remain totally reluctant to accept them.

Peace.

 

[aryayush]

Who is competing with you, dude?

We all crave an Internet connection like yours.