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  #77901 12-Jul-2007 21:23

Well when they first did the hole unbundle the loop thingy they had a interview of a ISP in the states and they said we are like 25 years behind them. NOw tha is just nuts. BUt you can tell they are trying to provide better speeds with ADSL+2 but they chould do it faster and i herd somthing on trade me they where going to upgrade xtra and make golarge agine but i dunno its just somthing i read.



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#77904 12-Jul-2007 21:42
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Ah yes, Trade me. The authoritative source on broadband.

While New Zealands infrastructure could certainly do with additional investment and upgrades, the US is hardly the beacon of light at times (see other forums about issues).




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#77905 12-Jul-2007 21:43
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You realise the unbundling of local loop has nothing to do with the Internet speeds, and that it actually did not come into force yet?

I think you are referring to the Telecom move to "unleash", which was removing some limits in speed. But this is not unbudling at all.





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  #77907 12-Jul-2007 21:47

Nope i am talking about unbundling the loop thingy. I have it on 60 minutes on tape (recorded it as i was not going to be home) and trade me is some times good with there info.


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  #77910 12-Jul-2007 21:49
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Actually the TradeMe forums are filled with nutjobs talking out of their [bad word omitted]

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#77913 12-Jul-2007 21:50
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Unbundling the local loop hasn't happened yet...





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  #77914 12-Jul-2007 21:51

I have got some good info from them. Not all there info is fake as i said its somthing i read did not click on it at all thought it was a fake.

EDIT: i know it has not happend yet. I am just saying when they had the hole thingy over the news and stuff tehy had somthing on 60 minutes and i taped it and they said we where like 25 years behind them or somthing.

 
 
 

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#77917 12-Jul-2007 22:02
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In other news... global warming does not exist because an oil lobbist was on TV and he said it wasn't so!




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  #77918 12-Jul-2007 22:06

o_0 What the hell are you on about?? You are going of topic.

I dont know why but i feel like i am getting in trouble for saying somthing i read on trademe and i dont know if it was real or not. Now that you all said trademe is [expletive removed] and they talk out of there *** i say it is not real and i do get some good news from trademe.

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#77920 12-Jul-2007 22:12
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He's using irony - basically saying that believing something from a Trademe discussion involving technical stuff is the same as believing global warming doesn't exist when an oil company says it.





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  #77933 12-Jul-2007 22:57
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A bit off topic, but I really wonder how the mare human could causes global phenomena like global warming with burning fuel for around 150+ years.

It's really off topic, but sometimes I feel human thinks themselves some kind omnipotent.

Anyway, I'm not pro nor con for oil companies, they're no difference from diamond miners, just enjoying and maximizing their profit while they can.


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  #77942 13-Jul-2007 00:02
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lugh:
Evinta: Try online gaming.

What, 60GB a month in online gaming? Even 24/7, I highly doubt you'd be able to hit that amount. Most regular onliners I know have trouble hitting 10GB a month, and that includes browsing, downloads, etc.


Im talking about on the go large. With more than one gamer in the house.

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SmileHi, I would look at changing to Ihug as they have good plans and have remained with them for 10 yrs now.
My speed just now was 4686kbs plus upload of 787kbs

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  #77955 13-Jul-2007 07:39
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Shin:
A bit off topic, but I really wonder how the mare human could causes global phenomena like global warming with burning fuel for around 150+ years.

Quick OT reply... check the Wikipedia entry on this.




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  #77970 13-Jul-2007 11:00

Evinta:
lugh:
Evinta: Try online gaming.

What, 60GB a month in online gaming? Even 24/7, I highly doubt you'd be able to hit that amount. Most regular onliners I know have trouble hitting 10GB a month, and that includes browsing, downloads, etc.




Im talking about on the go large. With more than one gamer in the house.



Well since a few days ago my bro moved in and he is a gamer like me. Every since a few days ago my internet usage has gone up alot. Soo i think you cant do 60gbs a mouth yourself but with two gamers you can. I used 60gbs a mouth with gaming and downloading alot of things.

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