Network question
Floppy Death! noES!!!
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It could work. But I would get far far far away from that type of setup. USB is not made for being a network connectiong. ICS, honestly, is a joke. It's the worst type of routing out there.
It can work, but it's going to suck donkey balls. Donkey balls that were on a 70 year old donkey that sweat a river of sweat and the balls got infected and it was oozing puss and maggots.
Spend the $30 on a linksys router and connect things the right way. You'll save yourself a ton of problems and slowness, packet loss, lag, donkey balls...
It can work, but it's going to suck donkey balls. Donkey balls that were on a 70 year old donkey that sweat a river of sweat and the balls got infected and it was oozing puss and maggots.
Spend the $30 on a linksys router and connect things the right way. You'll save yourself a ton of problems and slowness, packet loss, lag, donkey balls...
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Originally Posted by click sidious
It could work. But I would get far far far away from that type of setup. USB is not made for being a network connectiong. ICS, honestly, is a joke. It's the worst type of routing out there.
It can work, but it's going to suck donkey balls. Donkey balls that were on a 70 year old donkey that sweat a river of sweat and the balls got infected and it was oozing puss and maggots.
Spend the $30 on a linksys router and connect things the right way. You'll save yourself a ton of problems and slowness, packet loss, lag, donkey balls...
It can work, but it's going to suck donkey balls. Donkey balls that were on a 70 year old donkey that sweat a river of sweat and the balls got infected and it was oozing puss and maggots.
Spend the $30 on a linksys router and connect things the right way. You'll save yourself a ton of problems and slowness, packet loss, lag, donkey balls...
I do have a linksys router... I can download at speeds of up to 300kb/s and that's what I used to get when it was connected via ethernet...
I've been playing halo online lately again, and it's pretty flawless.
Floppy Death! noES!!!
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From: Scranton, PA
Originally Posted by MPerson
:eh: Huh?
I do have a linksys router... I can download at speeds of up to 300kb/s and that's what I used to get when it was connected via ethernet...
I've been playing halo online lately again, and it's pretty flawless.
I do have a linksys router... I can download at speeds of up to 300kb/s and that's what I used to get when it was connected via ethernet...
I've been playing halo online lately again, and it's pretty flawless.
If my internet is through my usb port, would I be able to hook my ps2 up to my computer via ethernet to play online?