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What are some good low gravity maps to download?

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Re: What are some good low gravity maps to download?

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imbaczek wrote:that's because springdownloader tries hard to download from web mirrors first.
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Re: What are some good low gravity maps to download?

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yeah, I know, but that's the default and I'm not sure anybody bothers to change that since it's too convenient.
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Re: What are some good low gravity maps to download?

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imbaczek wrote:that's because springdownloader tries hard to download from web mirrors first.
but im uploading, i dunno whats the logic in that you said.

so when someone downloads a map, he will 90% probably use webmirror, and thats why only 1 map is uploaded with 120kB/s and others 5 bytes per second?

none of this makes no sense at all :S
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Re: What are some good low gravity maps to download?

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What modem are you using?
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Re: What are some good low gravity maps to download?

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Motorola SB4200E SURFboard Cable Modem
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So basically a wireled router with a 1 port ethernet hub and a usb connector.

AF is not impressed by inferior networking equipment. AF throws his BT voyager usb modems from AOL at you while laughing maniacally with his linksys router in hand
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Re: What are some good low gravity maps to download?

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whats wrong with my modem :|

i has one computer, i dont need any more uberiour shit
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Re: What are some good low gravity maps to download?

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no wifi-licious gadgetry? Or the desire not to have your machine next to the master phone socket? Or miles of ethernet cabling?


hmmm methinks you are still in the year 2000
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Re: What are some good low gravity maps to download?

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well, this modem is like 6 years old, why would i buy new if this works.

will i buy new modem because springdownloader doesnt upload bullshit from every map insteaad of onee only??

yeshhhh of couurshe
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Re: What are some good low gravity maps to download?

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Uhm maybe your modem is fail and unable to take maxium profit of your bandwidth, that would not only be bad at uploading with springdownloader.
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Re: What are some good low gravity maps to download?

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LMAO.

how the fuck i could host spring with ~23 players (rest of 16 specs). use torrents and DC++ and webserver and lots of lots shit. but not springdownloader
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Re: What are some good low gravity maps to download?

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I said maybe.
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no gadgetry that's never secure? Or the desire to have your data stolen or Internet access co-opted by strangers, who may use it for various purposes, but it's all going to get blamed on you and your IP? Or periodic interruptions from anything else broadcasting powerful EMF?
Fix'd. Hardlines ftw.
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