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Congrats matt!!!
Congrats you really deserved it.
and you also spelled partner wrong.
Congrats Matt, what is the benefits of a YouTube Partner?
Does this mean you can make your videos longer than 10 minutes now?
@everyone – Thanks guys! Yes, that means my videos can be much longer now. That’s a lot easier for me now.
Matt, my congratulations! You and your work really deserved it!
Many congrats and good luck, Matt!
Matt!
Well done! No more parts for you. That will take some stress off for sure…
That wasen’t a day too late!!!!
Congrats, and Yes you do indeed deserve this partnership!
Keep it up Matt.
Yes, finally!
Well done
@3Xist
That will stress youtube users like me who have a sucky internet speed.. Advertised speed: 3.6mbps. Reality: 400kbps
congrats
thats a bad internet connection azlan
here we have like 10mb connections
real 6mb/s
just as soon as it loads, pause it, and then wait, for it all to load.
matt
whatever you do
please do NOT make the videos start automaiticly on your channel
all it does it artifiusuually bost your view count, but its so annyong when your trying to look for the old videos
now we can watch them without worring about the order
you should dsging a cool banner ad stuff
@azlan210396
Data communications use BITS and storage systems use BYTES. As such, internet speeds are advertised in MegaBITS. However, your computer uses BYTES. Simple conversion is needed to give you your internet speed in BYTES.
1 megabit = ~122.07 kilobytes
3.6 megabits = ~439.45 kilobytes
So, you’re getting ~40KB under your advertised speed. That’s pretty good, actually.
GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO MATT!!
Great Job!!
Thanks so much guys! You friendship and support is what keeps me so dedicated!
@snake
Now after buying a router. D-Link DIR 300 Wireless G Router. The connection become slower, Why? only 100kbps not KBps. No one else is using the internet.. Anyone knows how to turn off this router firewall?? If i enter 192.168.0.1 to my browser it will go to my ISP’s modem setting page not my router
Hey
@Azlan
Did you try this combination 192.168.1.1
Trust me i had a router problem myself that i had to spend my good three day weekend fixing
@azlan210396
Jon is right, it’s 192.168.1.1.
If after getting a new router your speed is 100kbits, then I would return it. You haven’t changed any of the settings, right? That’s very odd that it would slow your connection down so much like that.
Go into your router’s settings page and set DMZ mode to your computers IP. This IP will be 192.168.1.XXX. DMZ mode just lets your computer bypass the routers firewall.
Why dont you try Mamutu? From the creators of a-squared? Is behavior based malware blocking soft…. I would like to see if it works
Congrats BTW!! Keep up the good work!!
Ad-Aware anniversary edition out.
congratz matt now u finally got ur wish
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congrats matt! you finally did it!