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Joined: Nov 2009
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Wallasey will be the first to have Openreach direct fibre as Wirral is announced as 10th new area to benefit from FTTP rollout. Openreach announce Wirrak area for FTTP rollout.
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Chasing clouds yet again.
We don't do charity in Germany, we pay taxes. Charity is a failure of governments' responsibilities - Henning Wehn https://ddue.uk
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Chasing clouds yet again.
Not a phrase am familiar with - care to elaborate?
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Chasing clouds yet again.
Not a phrase am familiar with - care to elaborate? Yet another roll out that will never be completed which means they only complete those areas that they would choose to cherry pick, the poor speed and remote areas never fully catch up. There should be a running order where the low speed areas are done in parallel with the favoured areas, instead they are "planned" for the end of the project which never happens because they start another project. Doesn't affect me directly, I have 75+mbps which is a lot faster than most servers deliver these days but it pees me off that they are given contracts with conditions that just seem to fade away.
We don't do charity in Germany, we pay taxes. Charity is a failure of governments' responsibilities - Henning Wehn https://ddue.uk
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could that be related to where it is most economical to dep;oy the service as well?
Once privatised their god will always be the profit and shareholder value?
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My friend in the flatlet above lets me hook up to her Wifi. I cannot afford my own.
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My friend in the flatlet above lets me hook up to her Wifi. I cannot afford my own. Tut tut. That's a breach of the terms of their contract.
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I know we absolutely need 1000mb/s ASAP because it is vital to watch The Voice in 8k, and beyond that John Lewis Christmas adverts in 2030 in 64k/128k in the future - I have about 17mb/s, but realistically much less than that, and that is fast enough for me.
Are there any advantages apart from convenience and ability to watch reality TV shite or superhero movies in higher quality?
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My friend in the flatlet above lets me hook up to her Wifi. I cannot afford my own. Tut tut. That's a breach of the terms of their contract. Is it any different to my kids using the internet in our house. can be 4 0r 5 users on at once
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Lucy Letby
by diggingdeeper - 16th Dec 2024 7:16pm
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