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Bible: Jim's guess : 1000 pages 250 words/page 6 characters per word about 1.5 million characters http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/10 http://www.gutenberg.org/dirs/etext90/kjv10.txt is actually 4.445 million Bytes (including header/footer) 56kbps = 56 thousand bits per second = 7 thousand Bytes per second Time to download = (4.5 million Bytes) / (7 thousand Bytes / second) = 643 seconds = just under 11 minutes
That speed is for the text only: the "bits" are combined to make bytes, and each byte is one character.
If you're sending a bible with pictures, then each picture takes up many more bits than the text on one one page. How much space depends on how detailed your pictures are. But a MB (one million Bytes) for one picture isn't unusual. So if you have a picture like that every 10 pages, and your bible is 1000 pages, then you need to send another 100 MB for the pictures ... a lot more than the 1.5 million characters (which is 1.5 MB). So it can easily take you 50 times longer.

css stuff

validation and standards

fonts

where we're going

network tools

A great list is here: http://sectools.org/
Many of these can run from the command line :
$ traceroute emptywidgets.com $ host 1.2.3.4 $ nmap cs.marlboro.edu
Wireshark has a big GUI. Installing it takes a bit of futzing, since the permissions of the network devices may need to be adjusted.
Discuss the various tools, looking at examples from Jim's packet captures.

aside

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