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binded2

join:2009-08-11
Providence, RI

reply to Fox McCloud

Re: I would be happy with 1500/500

your a ass for thinking like that what it would really mean is that dsl is no longer broadband by the def. is what it would mean

dsl is going away there just making it last longer by trying to still call it broadband

and the guy up a lil ways what right i think it should be a simple and easy 5/5 to call it broadband

and i dont mean "UPTO 5/5" which gives them so much wiggle room that they will still be able to call dsl and dialup broadband by that def. alone LOL

dsl needs to become what dialup has already became

they need to define it as "MIN 5/5 up to what ever the hell they wanta call it" and when they advertise there service they need to put the "MIN" and not there max speeds

there all ready trying to push metered billing
upping the max speed and lowering caps

get with the fucking program they are blind siding every one nickle and diming every one with the blessing of are gov with gressed hands and lined pockets


Fox McCloud
Crazy like a fox.

join:2006-07-23

said by binded2:

dsl needs to become what dialup has already became
um, no. There's a great amount of people that will never be able to get anything else. Currently, VDSL2 is the ultimate limit of DSL tech right now...sure there's newer technologies that will be coming, but, for now VDSL2 is the limit. Even then, it'll only benefit those who are extremely close to the DSLAM; once you're out a little ways, it equals ADSL2+ in your definition, which is only able to deliver a max if 24 megabits down and 1 megabit up, without being bonded.

Personally, I wish there wasn't any particular definition of broadband or "high speed"; it just sets a lowest common denominator for telco and cableco to cling to.

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