Not if I have anything to do about it.

If you don’t have port forwarding, you can only connect to peers that do.

If you have port forwarding, there’s more potential peers to connect to. So yes it can make downloads faster.

When I had Mulkvad my speed test would go from about 335mbit to like 327mbit when connected to a somewhat close server.

Connected to servers across the ocean it’d be like 310.

They got a money-back guarantee if you don’t pay with something completely anonymous like cash in the mail.

Funny, I’m in the process of selling much of my Computer Reset pickings for cheap, including my 486DX4 100MHz that I ran Mario 64 compiled for DOS on. It ran at a blistering 3 frames per minute.

I’m leaning toward a short somewhere, since you said the PSU starts up with the paperclip but not when plugged in to the board.

Watching the teacher get irritated.

Either Kraft Dinner (Mac and cheese) or Kentucky Deluxe. Either way is sad.

As a renter, I don’t pity the mere $200 increase you’re dealing with.

I don’t think so.

Don’t forget new keywords to trigger bing search in the start menu vs opening the local program.

Sam & Max Hit The Road

I been through about 10 TN-450 cartridges in my Brother printer and can count on one hand how many jams I’ve had. And I’m pretty sure they were all because my kid would take paper out and leave a page sitting crooked in the tray.

Recently had to replace the drum.

I’ve used it and dd-wrt back in the day on cheap crashy routers. Also Tomato.

Haven’t tried it in a long time, but have an EAP225 v2 and v3 I’ve been considering slapping openwrt on.