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The other problem is that it's cable as well.
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SoOriginally posted by The PIT
The other problem is that it's cable as well.
When you own your own business you only have to work half a day. You can do anything you want with the other twelve hours.Comment
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Originally posted by High_Jumbllama
*High wonders how long it will be 'til Sasq comes through here laughing at all the meager bandwidth.*
I am surprised as well he didnt pop in on this yet.....
Better to let one think you are a fool, than speak and prove it
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Don't have cable and to have it the garden needs to be dug up. Sadly it isn't my garden so cables a no go.Originally posted by Taz
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I seeOriginally posted by The PIT
Don't have cable and to have it the garden needs to be dug up. Sadly it isn't my garden so cables a no go.
Blame BT, they can't be bothered getting off their corporate asses and roll out SDSL everywhereOriginally posted by dbdg
Snap, 256 upload is a joke, my business package with Nildram tops out at 2048/256, I want 1024/1024.
When you own your own business you only have to work half a day. You can do anything you want with the other twelve hours.Comment
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Now that you guys have all that bandwidth, why don't you join the MURC team for CPDN on BOINC?
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I am jealous. A friend of mine, here in my town, and a lot of other people has 100Mb fibre line in their apartment, including phone, TV and Internet. Of course shared connection, but 100Mb anyway.Originally posted by Novdid
Wow, we must be ages ahead of you all here in Sweden.
The only chance for me is to get an 8 Mb ADSL here in my house. It means 8/0.7 down/uplink and it will be available soon for about 35-38€. For the moment I am satisfied with my 0.5 Mb ADSL.
Yes, Sweden is a sparsely populated country, but it is not a reason for faster broadband. The opposite is also true: nobody will invest money for new expensive faster broadband connections.
FredIt ain't over 'til the fat lady sings...
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