06-16-2016, 12:43 AM
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hello world! a DATASPHERE has been built!
Check it! a datasphere has been built.
it's being 'broadcast' out of bellingham, washington!
what is it? it's an 'internet in a bottle'....
I've surfed this shit and got about 8 MB / second download speed!
15 MB / sec FTP upload...
more here:
Welcome to our " Datasphere " !
What is a "Datasphere" ?
Thank you for asking!
A 'DATASPHERE' - is " an internet in a bottle. "
( It's really ' a Wireless Internet ' . )
You pickup the SSID (like you do at any starbucks cafe hotspot.)
Here, the SSID is " datasphere ".
Your wireless capable device grabs the SSID and is issued an IP.
Then type: ' Google ' in your chrome browser and surf away!
Note: Only wireless capable devices can use this datasphere.
It is wirelessly powered
by our google backbone &
'tweaked' androids
(ordinary cellphones).
We don't like to brag, but it
is about (30 years ahead of it's time!)
Every request made (that is - when you type ' Google '
in your browser and hit the 'enter key') is wirelessly transmitted
and redirected to your destination! Our androids do this.)
We are beta-testing fun things like:
' Speed and Domain Name Resolution. '
This Datasphere boasts of speeds up to 15 MB / second - FTP.
8.8 MB / second video transmission.
"Instant POP! Technology" ( this is 'hush hush',
but pages on this Datasphere 'pop!' onto your screen.)
We have resolved domains from .com to .co.uk to .tv!
( In Web & email, etc. )
Server - stress / load / user behavior / Testing.
We sent about 12 million hits to an android
cellphone in one week and experienced about 99.9 % uptime.
We are uploading ( DATA-DUMPING ) / beta-testing about 10 GB of DATA / day.
( that's about 3 months ' average websurfer surftime ' - surfing @ ~ 2 hours per day. )
Please excuse the mess, but we are trying to 'mimic The Internet' as closely as possible.
We won't say anymore, but this is no longer "High-Tech', but ' Ueber-Tech '.
Hello World! & Welcome to the next internet !
' a datasphere '.
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