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codyc1515: No it means that incumbents keep raking it in, e.g. no regional WISPs were selected for instance.
DonGould:Talkiet: I'm at the wrong end of a 90metre sealed driveway... You're personal opinion is that someone else should pay for that to be dug up and have fibre laid? Man, I'd vote for you if you can present a business case that makes that work!!!
I thought the whole idea of this UFB thing was to use state funds to ensure every home got service and cover out some of these sorts of issues.
I'm in a block where I'll need 1m of trench. Does this mean I get a credit paid to me on my tax and telco bill because I'm going to need much less than the average?
Please note all comments are from my own brain and don't necessarily represent the position or opinions of my employer, previous employers, colleagues, friends or pets.
Talkiet: If you read the documents on the CFH site, you will find that there are documented guides on a per LFC basis. They are worth a read.
DonGould:Talkiet: If you read the documents on the CFH site, you will find that there are documented guides on a per LFC basis. They are worth a read.
pfft.... I could spend all day reading that rubbish. I'll leave that for high paid policy analysts in Wellington to do.
As far as I'm concerned, as a tax payer, we're paying a massive whack of public money to have our copper replaced with fibre.
The LFC's and CFH either get the fibre to 75% of homes or they simply haven't delivered on the spirit of what we voted for as far as I'm concerned.
DonGould:
pfft.... I could spend all day reading that rubbish. I'll leave that for high paid policy analysts in Wellington to do.
As far as I'm concerned, as a tax payer, we're paying a massive whack of public money to have our copper replaced with fibre.
The LFC's and CFH either get the fibre to 75% of homes or they simply haven't delivered on the spirit of what we voted for as far as I'm concerned.
Please note all comments are from my own brain and don't necessarily represent the position or opinions of my employer, previous employers, colleagues, friends or pets.
codyc1515: Why should the 100% have to pay for the less than 100% that will get the UFB rollout? You are in the 99%.
DonGould:codyc1515: Why should the 100% have to pay for the less than 100% that will get the UFB rollout? You are in the 99%.
Codyc I have no idea what you're on about this time sorry. Can you explain?
Talkiet: Seriously?
codyc1515: As a "tax payer" I would have to pay for you all you 99 percenters to get your "ultra fast" broadband when I will quite likely never get it myself.
DonGould:codyc1515: As a "tax payer" I would have to pay for you all you 99 percenters to get your "ultra fast" broadband when I will quite likely never get it myself.
Sorry, you're still not making any sense at all to me.
As far as I'm aware, 75% of homes are getting UFB, the rest are getting RBI.
That's 100%.
codyc1515: Thats 100% rubbish. I will not get UFB and RBI is simply not available here.
Generally known online as OpenMedia, now working for Red Hat APAC as a Technology Evangelist and Portfolio Architect. Still playing with MythTV and digital media on the side.
openmedia: Hmm. well I'm with orcon at the moment and I'm not going to be covered by UFB, but I'm also not going to be covered by RBI as I have ADSL2. So what's my options (other than ADSL2 which doesn't provide fast enough upload speeds for work).
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