Loved this at the Guardian, in reply to an article in which Rupert Murdoch
again trashed the NBN:
Out here in Ust-Kamenogorsk in far east Kazakhstan, the government is putting
in FTTP all across our city, old and new buildings alike, expanding to other
cities and regions in Kazakhstan as they
It's finally dawned on someone and they have yet to solve it. Nine
months. ZERO connections to FTTN.
http://michaelwyres.com/2014/07/turnbull-dismally-fails-first-nbn-test/
Jan
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
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Mmmm,
There are any number of issues that haven't even been looked at with respect to
those pesky nodes.
There's the power thingie, as Jan mentions.
There's the maintenance thingie (I mean, these 80,000 odd puppies are out there
in the weather, being regularly opened and closed to
At 09:05 PM 12/07/2014, Frank O'Connor you wrote:
There's the mundane copper/fibre reliability thingie. Exactly how
'fit for purpose' is the majority of Telstra's copper, how much has
oxidised and been damaged in bits of the 'final yards' that we don't
know about?
And the *current* cable
