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Originally Posted by Supz
Everyone gets what you are saying, you just don't seem to be taking the answer 'no' to well. If you think websites are slow, no you have to do the same connection, remote in to another computer with your bandwidth and then control it. It just doesn't work that way. You are only as fast as your local connection. It is as simple as that. The images on the site might load a bit faster locally, but will still be delayed for you because of the host connection.
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That is where we're not speaking the same language. Everyone is thinking I am only talking about one page at a time browsing.
I would expect that browsing through webpages would take LONGER if I do it through a remote machine I've set up. That's why I asked about the added overhead of whatever I would use to control it.
Streaming video will probably be even more difficult than it is, now, but
I might have more control over the quality of the video (meaning that when my hotel connection is slow, I could reduce the image quality and possibly still be able to watch the video - instead of being stuck with whatever it's encoded in)