Bitches!

[callmeslick]

The lot of you!
http://www.delawareonline.com/story/mon ... /22244889/

[Reservoir_Dog]

FUCKERS!

[fatman]

Welp living on 1,5mb screw you guys screw you guys in the ass

[Darkhorse]

You got nothing on me big boy!

http://www.azcentral.com/story/money/bu ... /17949237/

[callmeslick]

we'll just have to leave these slackers in the dust, DH.

[Reservoir_Dog]

You got nothing on me big boy!

http://www.azcentral.com/story/money/bu ... /17949237/

Do you know if that's fibre-to-the-curb, DH?

[Darkhorse]

Do you know if that's fibre-to-the-curb, DH?

A quick google found this:
Esser didn't mention whether this would be a fiber-to-the-home service, but at another point he noted, "We have this very robust network, fiber very deep in the network."
It is not going to be in my housing area until this summer, I will have to research some more.

[Reservoir_Dog]

Do you know if that's fibre-to-the-curb, DH?

A quick google found this:
Esser didn't mention whether this would be a fiber-to-the-home service, but at another point he noted, "We have this very robust network, fiber very deep in the network."
It is not going to be in my housing area until this summer, I will have to research some more.

We've been placing fibre-to-the-curb for about 5 years now and fibre-to-the-home for about 2 years. Just about every "node" in southwestern Ontario has been "quad split" to reduce congestion and improve speeds on individual fibre tubes. New apartment buildings are getting fibre-to-the-unit with a "node" being placed usually in the 1st floor utility room or electrical room. The fibre goes right to the wall plate on the wall behind your TV.

The "sweep" numbers are VERY impressive.
But it's like watching an HD program on a TV that doesn't have HD. You gotta have a rig that can use it.