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#1146350 3-Oct-2014 10:07

Jaxar: If you find a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow what do you find at the end of the internet?

A pot of Bitcoins

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#1146359 3-Oct-2014 10:21

Jaxar: If you find a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow what do you find at the end of the internet?

PLease see my earlier post on this... :)

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#1146427 3-Oct-2014 10:58

Handsomedan:
Jaxar: If you find a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow what do you find at the end of the internet?

PLease see my earlier post on this... :)

haha I must have read your post earlier and forgot it consciously only to come up with the same thing. I divorce myself of all responsibility and blame by subconscious!

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#1146690 3-Oct-2014 15:18

joker97: what happened to Tim he's inactive?

Tim posted a not so "Nice" comment so got the ban hammer

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#1146704 3-Oct-2014 15:21

Which thread?

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#1146705 3-Oct-2014 15:21

Which thread?

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#1146707 3-Oct-2014 15:24

joker97: Which thread?

I think it was the .nz domain thread, I can't remember anymore. Either way his post was deleted

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#1146709 3-Oct-2014 15:26

Andib:
joker97: Which thread?

I think it was the .nz domain thread, I can't remember anymore. Either way his post was deleted

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#1148972 7-Oct-2014 10:43

Yabanize: Isnt the new vodafone ad that says "with the new red plus plan you will have so much data you could reach the end of the internet"

Isnt that a bit misleading since it is a limited amount of data, and it doesnt say anything like

You won't actually be able to reach the end of the internet

Presumably that would depend upon whereabouts you are in relation to the end when you set out to reach it....

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#1148977 7-Oct-2014 10:45

coffeebaron:
Jaxar: If you find a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow what do you find at the end of the internet?

A pot of Bitcoins

Presumably a 'file of Bitcoins' though?!

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#1149077 7-Oct-2014 12:31

Geektastic:
Yabanize: Isnt the new vodafone ad that says "with the new red plus plan you will have so much data you could reach the end of the internet"

Isnt that a bit misleading since it is a limited amount of data, and it doesnt say anything like

You won't actually be able to reach the end of the internet

Presumably that would depend upon whereabouts you are in relation to the end when you set out to reach it....

But I can get ANYWHERES on the Internet (publically accessible of course) with less than 20mb of data?

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#1149575 7-Oct-2014 22:36

PhantomNVD:
Geektastic:
Yabanize: Isnt the new vodafone ad that says "with the new red plus plan you will have so much data you could reach the end of the internet"

Isnt that a bit misleading since it is a limited amount of data, and it doesnt say anything like

You won't actually be able to reach the end of the internet

Presumably that would depend upon whereabouts you are in relation to the end when you set out to reach it....

But I can get ANYWHERES on the Internet (publically accessible of course) with less than 20mb of data?

I've no real idea to be honest.

Like most non-geek geeks 'darter' as you all call it is hard to quantify. I have unlimited darter at home, so that never becomes an issue. My phone now has 5Gb of darter and I suspect that will be plenty 95% of the time too.

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#1149657 8-Oct-2014 08:37

For me its about Vodafone claiming they are giving you lots of internet on your mobile. BS when its 20GB for 39$ a month is when i accept there claim.

Balm its gone!

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#1149663 8-Oct-2014 08:43

waikariboy: For me its about Vodafone claiming they are giving you lots of internet on your mobile. BS when its 20GB for 39$ a month is when i accept there claim.

@waikariboy still waiting for a DM from your post in the below thread so we can look into the issue

http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=40&topicid=153756

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#1149664 8-Oct-2014 08:45

kiwikiwi: And especially since it's 4G I could eat that in literally hours providing speeds and conditions are good.
I think the vodafone ad is a bit silly but there have been worse marketing.

Well seeing as real world testing seems to put Vodafone's 4G at 29Mbps that 5GB could be blown in as little as 25 min. 25 min of full speed internet doesn't sound as good as 'the end of the internet' really.

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