Back in 1993, my first websites were slow loading, with access to the Internet over phone lines at 28.8 kbps. Microsoft Frontpage was an editor of .html, and Netscape was the browser of choice. To upload a finished website could take hours if the hosting site was able to stay operational.

Photos took a lot of time to upload, then your browser sometimes would crash before the online pages got loaded. Your Internet connection would drop you and you would have to login again.

With Cable Internet, you can connect in real-time at 200 Mbps to 1,000 Mbps and work completely online. Fiber is even quicker, I’m now working in Eastern Europe and there is no noticeable difference than Nashville, TN.

New episodes of our stories about Shelby Gore and friends are available both here and at Su-ZQ.com. Our other much faster website, well if you can tell the difference in one and two seconds of load time. Both are quite FAST.