Ok, so your tired of the lag and want to get more out of your hardware..
..makes sense.. hardware usually has more potential than allowed by drivers 
and nasty code in operating systems.. intentionally.

First I'd like to mention DD-WRT firmware for Linksys routers... I didn't 
develop that.. but it's good enough work to mention.

Now, I'll mention a few of mine, which I've already released..

Installing WinDoze Magizia HyperTurbo OS, the magizian broadcom drivers, and 
the magizian hyperaccelerators would allow you to get several MB/s off a 
standard wifi connection that before would normaly only allow you about 
100kb/s to 350kb/s (windows) or about 600kb/s (linux)
The latest version of WMHT (Zx86/64) runs windows, unix, linux, and mac 
software much faster than those operating systems.

I'll now take the time to mention something I developed in 2009, which I 
donated with a laptop and WMHT v5.1x to the DoD. (they really really should 
have been doing nice stuff for me all this time.. I didn't even get a thank 
you card)... and they haven't gotten gifts from me lately (gee.. wonder 
why).
I called it magizianet.

Magizianet had to be run on WMHT (any other OS couldn't handle the traffic).
I took an intel pro 802.11 B/G wifi adapter, a dell truemobile 1400 wifi 
adapter, a broadcom ethernet card, and a dlink router..
gave them all the same MAC address ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff (broadcast can't be 
blocked and doesn't need authentication) {00:00:00:00:00:00 is good for 
making routers and nodes send packets to themselves}, placed them on the 
same hardware bus (I actually wound up putting all my hardware on that 
laptop on one bus, hot docking it all)..
I gave them all the WAN Port IP (usually 192.168.0.100 or 192.168.1.100) and 
they operated as one piece of hardware.
There were also two preprocessors and one hell of a brain.
I would then wirelessly connect the dell card to the dlink router which is 
connected to the ethernet card, and wirelessly connect the intel card to an 
AP (internet access point).

The way this works I wouldn't just be using one device on one network or 
even 4 devices on one network...
say you have 6 open wifi AP's in your area and a bunch of computers 
connected to them... it exploits every one of those connections, not just 
the AP your connected to.
Using this method I was able to get 28MB/s down and 8MB/s up using wifi on a 
crappy dell I developed WMHT version 5.1x on.

Much of my work gets reverse engineered and my work has generally been 
benefiting megacorporations that haven't bothered to pay me tribute yet.
I'm somewhat offended by this..

I'd give you more than just a sample of Magizian Networking.. (like how I 
was speeding up all those other networks I was connecting to, etc...
..but I haven't released the majority of Magizian Networking technology to 
the public yet.
...and I might not.

Hunter Reon Barnes
"Magizian"
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