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> One thing you might be able to do is pay $5/mo or so for a Linux VM at |
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> some VPS provider, install and configure Squid, and bounce your own |
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> traffic off of it. Squid will pull down the file faster than you, and |
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> won't impose a connection time limit on you. (Unless you configure it |
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> to do so...) |
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And you could connect to that squid using an ssh tunnel with |
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compression enabled at its maximum level. Otherwise the gzip ecap |
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module https://code.google.com/p/squid-ecap-gzip/ may help a little |
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but IIRC it only compresses text eg plain, html etc. |