 Crazyf00LGlorified Version of a Pellet Gun
join:2002-11-04
Coudersport, PA | reply to justice1776
Re: How's does it all really work? We discuss this a lot in the TAC about the wide variety of equipment and the way the network actually works...there are lots of different types of equipment working together almost as one...it is quite amazing if you think about it...
But most people don't even have the beginning of a clue..they just know if it works or not.
Looks like we will be hitting 800,000 customers here some time soon...That's quite an event for a company that is bankrupt I would say. Someone is going to eventually have to admit that Adelphia has come a long way in the past 3 months... |
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 RR ConductorNWP RR Inc.,serving NW CAPremium
join:2002-04-02
Redwood Valley, CA
kudos:1 | Their Powerlink has come a long ways, but their digital cable(at least here in Nor Cal)has a long, long ways to go to even be comparable to satellite in choice and quality.
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| Funny you should mention that bro.
I've been wondering with all the upgrades and seeing the excessive amounts of new bandwidth being added.. what could all that extra bandwidth be for?
Maybe VOIP? VOD?
I'm sure there a lot more upgrades going on with the Digital TV system as there are with Powerlink.
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Meeble
join:2002-09-19
Champaign, IL | said by JacksGhost:
Maybe VOIP? VOD?
I'd settle for being able to play a game now and again with less than 150 ping and having my digital cable stations come in under less than 15 seconds before I'd have a need for VOIP 
on the digital cable side - anyone else encounter this. we had like 5 ppv stations removed to add the 'adult' stations back in our lineup and ever since then I noticed that 3 of the ppv stations left always have a 'No Event Scheduled' 24/7. Just curious if everyone sees this now and if maybe they have no events because they are being allocated to something else instead of ppv movies soon? |
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