Another thing Phoney Rabbit and "Mr Broadband" stuffed up.

Yeah..."fib to the node" is what we are getting.

To be honest, I believe the NBN is promising way too much to be realistic. In country side, you would be driving for a couple of hours before seeing a town with one dog and 2 people. You are not going to lay an optic cable for hundreds of Km just to link them in. Above all, they probably don't want, and/or don't know how to use a bloody computer anyway.

What about the remote aboriginal communities. They have enough issues of their own to deal with, let alone the damn Internet !

In the cities and the surrounding towns, folks are having difficulties paying power bills already. The NBN is just another icing on the cake they don't have, and can't afford.

We are talking about making Straya a clever country. Sure, the Internet does help. But it is not a cure-all. There are other issues that are causing our education standards falling. And no amount of NBN or Internet will fix it.

I am not surprised that contractors are becoming dodgy in the way they roll out. It is all about profit, innit ?

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Jupiter said..
Yeah..."fib to the node" is what we are getting.

To be honest, I believe the NBN is promising way too much to be realistic. In country side, you would be driving for a couple of hours before seeing a town with one dog and 2 people. You are not going to lay an optic cable for hundreds of Km just to link them in. Above all, they probably don't want, and/or don't know how to use a bloody computer anyway.

What about the remote aboriginal communities. They have enough issues of their own to deal with, let alone the damn Internet !

In the cities and the surrounding towns, folks are having difficulties paying power bills already. The NBN is just another icing on the cake they don't have, and can't afford.

We are talking about making Straya a clever country. Sure, the Internet does help. But it is not a cure-all. There are other issues that are causing our education standards falling. And no amount of NBN or Internet will fix it.

I am not surprised that contractors are becoming dodgy in the way they roll out. It is all about profit, innit ?

Sky Muster. Maybe they need in the high density areas as well.

http://www.nbnco.com.au/learn-about-the-nbn/network-technology/sky-muster-explained/satellite.html

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Crusoe said..

Jupiter said..
Yeah..."fib to the node" is what we are getting.

To be honest, I believe the NBN is promising way too much to be realistic. In country side, you would be driving for a couple of hours before seeing a town with one dog and 2 people. You are not going to lay an optic cable for hundreds of Km just to link them in. Above all, they probably don't want, and/or don't know how to use a bloody computer anyway.

What about the remote aboriginal communities. They have enough issues of their own to deal with, let alone the damn Internet !

In the cities and the surrounding towns, folks are having difficulties paying power bills already. The NBN is just another icing on the cake they don't have, and can't afford.

We are talking about making Straya a clever country. Sure, the Internet does help. But it is not a cure-all. There are other issues that are causing our education standards falling. And no amount of NBN or Internet will fix it.

I am not surprised that contractors are becoming dodgy in the way they roll out. It is all about profit, innit ?

Sky Muster. Maybe they need in the high density areas as well.

http://www.nbnco.com.au/learn-about-the-nbn/network-technology/sky-muster-explained/satellite.html

sky muster is absolute ****, limited by bandwith and having rolled it out to many clients remotely it's not worth the effort .


fixed wireless is the only decent medium that should have been rolled out

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dusta said..

Crusoe said..fixed wireless is the only decent medium that should have been rolled out

Jupiter said..
Yeah..."fib to the node" is what we are getting.

To be honest, I believe the NBN is promising way too much to be realistic. In country side, you would be driving for a couple of hours before seeing a town with one dog and 2 people. You are not going to lay an optic cable for hundreds of Km just to link them in. Above all, they probably don't want, and/or don't know how to use a bloody computer anyway.

What about the remote aboriginal communities. They have enough issues of their own to deal with, let alone the damn Internet !

In the cities and the surrounding towns, folks are having difficulties paying power bills already. The NBN is just another icing on the cake they don't have, and can't afford.

We are talking about making Straya a clever country. Sure, the Internet does help. But it is not a cure-all. There are other issues that are causing our education standards falling. And no amount of NBN or Internet will fix it.

I am not surprised that contractors are becoming dodgy in the way they roll out. It is all about profit, innit ?

Sky Muster. Maybe they need in the high density areas as well.

http://www.nbnco.com.au/learn-about-the-nbn/network-technology/sky-muster-explained/satellite.html

sky muster is absolute ****, limited by bandwith and having rolled it out to many clients remotely it's not worth the effort .
fixed wireless is the only decent medium that should have been rolled out

Yep. ^^

We should also send an invoice to the Hon. Anthony Abbott for all that redundant copper we've put into the NBN that is going to be ripped up one day in the future when it's paid off.

no biggie. next 40 degree day will straighten all those kinks out