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There was no perfectly-functional copper network, you are simply making up rubbish. It was not functional then and it is not functional now as part of the NBN.
by ClassyJacket 7y ago
There was no perfectly-functional copper network, you are simply making up rubbish. It was not functional then and it is not functional now as part of the NBN. The fact that my internet disconnects every time there is wind or rain and maxes out too slow to watch Netflix is proof.
- roenxi 7y agoCareful with all that cynicism, it'll do you a number. I spent 6 months living in a house with no internet, waiting to get connected to the NBN. The house I rented before that had ADSL and was fine. I couldn't really tell the difference between ADSL and fiber, but the 6 month break from the internet in between does make a comparison hard. Some people get unlucky and don't have a good copper cable. They aren't normal cases. The copper network was fine. I hope your troubles on rainy evenings isn't too bad, but it isn't proof of anything much. Except maybe that nobody is stupid enough to maintain a cable that is about to be ripped up by the government.