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From: David Clayton on 23 Apr 2010 21:30 On Sat, 24 Apr 2010 10:49:01 +1000, B J Foster wrote: > David Clayton wrote: ......... >> iiNet have made numerous press releases about many expenditure items >> that have incrementally added to their network so they now have >> sufficient infrastructure to connect fibre to a lot of telephone >> exchange buildings where they house their DSLAMS that still use the >> Telstra copper network to connect to the vast majority of their >> customers. That is not a "broadband network" anything like the NBN - >> there is really no comparison. > > But it *is* a "Broadband network" > Only in the same way a country lane is a "road" in the same way a 4 lane freeway is also a "road". Attempting to explain the differences to people who seemingly get their "knowledge" from the first paragraph of a tabloid article becomes tiresome and repetitive, do some research if you really want to find out what you are talking about. > >> As far as "Better than pulling numbers out of your bum eh?", I did not >> use any numbers at all, you did. >> >> > Don't flatter yourself. It was Conroy and Rudd that pulled numbers from > their bums. Try to keep up. Yeah right, as you made so clear as you throw irrelevant lines around that apparently make sense only to you. If only everyone else in the world could "get it", right? -- Regards, David. David Clayton Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Knowledge is a measure of how many answers you have, intelligence is a measure of how many questions you have.
From: B J Foster on 24 Apr 2010 01:01
David Clayton wrote: > On Sat, 24 Apr 2010 10:49:01 +1000, B J Foster wrote: > >> David Clayton wrote: > ........ >>> iiNet have made numerous press releases about many expenditure items >>> that have incrementally added to their network so they now have >>> sufficient infrastructure to connect fibre to a lot of telephone >>> exchange buildings where they house their DSLAMS that still use the >>> Telstra copper network to connect to the vast majority of their >>> customers. That is not a "broadband network" anything like the NBN - >>> there is really no comparison. >> But it *is* a "Broadband network" >> > Only in the same way a country lane is a "road" in the same way a 4 lane > freeway is also a "road". Excellent metaphor. The public do not need 4 lane freeway in their driveways. > > Attempting to explain the differences to people who seemingly get their > "knowledge" from the first paragraph of a tabloid article becomes tiresome > and repetitive, do some research if you really want to find out what you > are talking about. >>> As far as "Better than pulling numbers out of your bum eh?", I did not >>> use any numbers at all, you did. >>> >>> >> Don't flatter yourself. It was Conroy and Rudd that pulled numbers from >> their bums. Try to keep up. > > Yeah right, as you made so clear as you throw irrelevant lines around that > apparently make sense only to you. > > If only everyone else in the world could "get it", right? > The world couldn't give a stuff about *your* business case. |