I also used it just when it was introduced, but with a 2 Mbit&#x2F;s uplink at work. And a 10 Mbit&#x2F;s student residential uplink at home connected to a 34 Mbit&#x2F;s link that the Linköping University had via Swedish University Network (SUNET). (Back then 34 Mbit&#x2F;s was something fantastic!) I probably used a P133 with Linux at home and a 110 Mhz Sparc 5 at work. And Netscape was the browser in both cases.<p>My vague memory from then is that the server was super slow, and that my connection wasn&#x27;t the limiting factor. Still, it was fascinating to play with for a few hours.<p>This was before P2P pirating was a big thing. Pirating was mostly done via SMB shares in the local network (no-one was afraid of getting caught since the authorities had no clue at all, and also because it felt like we were spearheading something new and interesting), so the external link didn&#x27;t suffer. Online video at that time was like 50 kbps RealVideo streams, at most.