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From: atec 77 "atec on 4 Feb 2010 02:06 Rod Speed wrote: > Pretzl wrote: >> On Thu, 04 Feb 2010 13:36:50 +1100, keithr <keithr(a)nowhere.com.au> >> wrote: >> >>>>> The report should ring alarm bells for Australians about the >>>>> failure of the Rudd government to assess risk and ensure value for >>>>> money, Mr Smith said. >>>>> >>>> Labour are sure good at wasting money. >>>> >>>> >>> Sure, lets not mention the billion dollars that the coalition wasted >>> trying to convert a bunch of clapped out second hand 60s helicopters >>> to function in the 21st century. When it comes to wasting money, >>> they are all as bad as each other. >> It's not wasted money to install fibre optic through the nation >> This is something that needed doing years ago >> Copper wire just don't cut it. > >> It has left major parts of Australian capital cities without even dial-up let alone broadband > > Another pig ignorant lie. Another situation where your lack of comprehension proves your a clueless clot > >> I were in NZ a while ago and found even isolated small communities >> without telephone exchanges simply had the copper wire connected to a >> optic fibre point and they had no trouble with broadband and their >> exchanges were at least 30 miles 40 kilometre's away. In Australia >> unless you are within 2 kilometre's of an exchange your "broadband" >> struggles > > Another pig ignorant lie. Another situation where your lack of comprehension proves your a clueless clot > >> The Labor Party is dressing up a need of the nation as a "National >> Broadband Network" (NBN) that should of taken place yonks ago, as it >> has everywhere on the planet, except Australia and Uganda > > Another pig ignorant lie. Do you ever get up to speed woddles or is it your intention to continue proving how stupid and ill informed you are ? > >
From: Terryc on 6 Feb 2010 09:55 Petzl wrote: > Copper wire just don't cut it. It has left major parts of Australian > capital cities without even dial-up Examples please?
From: Terryc on 6 Feb 2010 09:59 Rod Speed wrote: > Like hell they are. We wont see a surplus any time soon, you watch. Lol, a fat lot of good a surplus did the libs. Actually we might under Labor. most of the surplus is generated from selling our country OS and labor are all for it ASAP. > >
From: Rod Speed on 6 Feb 2010 11:30 Terryc wrote: > Rod Speed wrote: >>> When it comes to wasting money, they are all as bad as each other. >> Like hell they are. We wont see a surplus any time soon, you watch. > Lol, a fat lot of good a surplus did the libs. Another pig ignorant lie. It got them longer in office than anyone except Ming, stupid. > Actually we might under Labor. most of the surplus is generated from selling our country OS Another pig ignorant lie. > and labor are all for it ASAP. Another pig ignorant lie, most obviously with uranium, stupid.
From: Rod Speed on 6 Feb 2010 18:47
Pretzl wrote > Terryc <newsfourspam-spam(a)woa.com.au> wrote >> Pretzl wrote: >>> Copper wire just don't cut it. It has left major parts >>> of Australian capital cities without even dial-up >> Examples please? > Where you and I live (Outer Sydney Metro) as example That is a bare faced lie with dialup, fool. > Telstra have one Exchange in Campbeltown > (The local Schools though have optic fibre?) Like hell they do. > Cross Appin Road (A magic Line/dead zone) to say Glen Alpine > and most cannot even get a dial-up modem to connect, That is a bare faced lie. > If one can get ADSL2+ the speed is not enough to get a decent feed for YouTube video Another bare faced lie. > I did try State MP's for and Federal offices all Girls manning > the Phones in various offices said they had the same problem. Every single one eh ? Yeah, right. > This is an area with populations greater than Wollongong > and in a major world capital Sydney (not the "bush") Pity you are lying about dialup. > I visited friends in NZ country areas they seem to be on Copper wire > in small villages but have an 'optic fiber point' on corner into village We do too, they are called RIMs, fool. > they call it VDLS2 but works well and "naked dsl" is the go for NZ$8 a month Another pig ignorant lie. > (most companies with decent broadband use this and it works well) > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Very_high_speed_digital_subscriber_line_2 |