When using Text lingo, what does DSL mean?
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Dick  is the "D"\nSucking is the "S"\nLips is the "L"
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DSL (Digital Subscriber Line), also known as ADSL (Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line), is a technology that uses existing 2-wire copper telephone wiring to deliver high-speed data services to homes and businesses. Once installed, DSL provides a continuous "always-on" connection to the Internet and at the same time does not tie up the phone line for normal usage. This technology can be used to deliver bandwidth-intensive applications like high-speed access to the Internet, streaming audio/video, videoconferencing, online games, application programs, telephone calling and other high-bandwidth services.\n \nThe maximum speed of DSL is determined by the distance between the customer site and the Central Office (CO). Most ISP's offer Symmetric DSL (SDSL) data services at speeds that vary from 144Kbps up to 2Mbps, and now in the UK even faster speeds- up to 8Mbps. Customers can choose the rate that meets their specific needs. This is 2.5x to 50x times faster than a standard 56Kbps dial-up modem.
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If you're getting 8MB, you're probably not getting either DSL or ADSL, but some sort of fiber, assuming it's coming from "the phone company".   If it's coming from a cable TV company, then what you're getting is a cable modem which is attached to the same cable that your cable TV comes in on (assuming you have that service).\n\nDSL means "digital subscriber line", and ADSL is "asymmetric DSL".   It is asymmetric because communication in one direction (TO YOU from the internet) is much faster than in the other direction (FROM YOU to the internet).
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Text_linguistics
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broadband = high speed internet. DSL = a type of broadband that works through your phone line. Compare to cable which works via your TV cable :)
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For more clarity:\nCable is a fiber-optic line technology that uses the same network as a TV with upgraded server-side hardware.  DSL is a direct channel to a local switching station through an alternate port in a phone line.  DSL's speed depends on your distance from a switching station.  Cable's speed is usually constant, but can depend on usage on your grid, or neighborhood.  Cable is usually always faster.  Cable is the better choice.
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lmao=LAFFIN MY ASS OUT\nLOL=LAFF OUT LOUD\nLMFAO=LAFFIN MY FUKIN ASS OUT\nAIM=AOL INSTANT MESSAGER\nBRB=BE RIGHT BACK\nSK=NOTHING\nG2G=GOT TO GO\nK=OKAY
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Multiline Text (MText)\n\nDTEXTDigital Text (text service as delivered on Dcab and Dsat platforms)\n\n\nSorry I couldn't find anything else on those
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try this http://www.lingo.arollo.com/
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answers.com has ALL types of words slang or not.
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Yahoo DSL is just like any other DSL internet connection.\nTo learn how DSL in general works go to this link\nhttp://computer.howstuffworks.com/dsl.htm\n\nIf you want to read more about yahoo DSL then go to this link\nhttp://promo.yahoo.com/sbc/features.html?.u_vers=yss&.u_tn=&.u_status=&.u_reasonCode=&.u_done=&.u_lb=ns&.u_c=1
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http://www.thirdage.com/features/tech/netglos/ here is some net lingo
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They're all computing terms:\n\nHTML - hypertext markup language - it's the programming language used to build web pages\n\nURL - Unique Reference Location - it's the "address" for a webpage - it is unique and references the location of a page - kinda like the phone book....\n\njpeg - I'm not sure of the acronym but it is a type of file format for a photo or image to be stored on a computer..\n\nhttp://www.ucs.ed.ac.uk/ucsinfo/acronyms.html might help if you have more...
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LOL is "laugh out loud."  Chatters often put it after anything they feel is mildly amusing.  Way too often, in my opinon (or IMHO--"in my humble opinion, using chat vernacular).  \n\nTKO is "technical knock out" in boxing.  I'm not aware of any other use.\n\nHere's a chatting dictionary\nhttp://www.pulpchat.com/faq/faq215.php
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PPP stands for Point-To-Point Protocol, its commonly seen as PPPoE, which is PPP over Ethernet, used by most telephone companies to provide DSL service. Attached is a tutorial from Microsoft which includes pictures and simply explains how to configure it. Enjoy :)
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idk= i dont know                 \nlol= laugh out loud\nbtw= by the way\nbrb= be right back\nttyl= talk to you later\ngtg= got to go\ngg=good game\nic= i see\ni hope i helped :)
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It's poor slang for never mind.\n\nHere is a good list of online chat slang:\nhttp://www.pulpchat.com/faq/faq215.php