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Let's all just start spamming the fuck out of Australia. Australian citizens should be equipped with tools to just spam the fuck out of their own ISPs, with ab
by spamTheFuck 13y ago
Let's all just start spamming the fuck out of Australia.
Australian citizens should be equipped with tools to just spam the fuck out of their own ISPs, with absurd useless requests, as a form of civil disobedience.
Did I say the words "spam-the-fuck-out-of-it" enough in this post? No? SPAM THE FUCK OUT OF THAT SHIT.
Doesn't matter if they've performed analysis on the total possible consumible bandwidth, per subscriber, per ISP, and budgeted storage allocations times a hundred.
JUST SPAM THE FUCK OUT OF EVERYTHING AT ALL TIMES. FUCK THIS BULLSHIT. DON'T BEHAVE.
- jff 13y agoFrom most Australians I've spoken to, it won't take much spam action on their parts to exhaust their (expensive) Internet plans' (very small) data caps.
- maegget 13y ago$59.99 for unlimited ADSL2+ - not really that expensive
- tacticus 13y agoTPG is the only ones i know of at that price point, and they don't exactly over provision their internal network
- crawrey 13y agoThere's no such thing as unlimited residential internet in Australia. Not for $59.99 anyway - and from what I found, it is $79.99 with TPG, as you have to bundle your home phone with them. Also note the ~Limited coverage availability at selected ADSL2+ with Home Phone enabled exchange areas. Which would relate to the fact that they have to be exchanges that TPG owns, which you'll find is predominantly exclusive to Sydney (http://www.tpg.com.au/maps/ http://www.tpg.com.au/maps/). Even with all of this, TPG is notorious for having poor service and high contention.
- majika 13y agoVery relevant: http://flagger.io/ http://flagger.io/ > Flagger is a browser add-on that automatically puts red flag keywords (like bomb, Taliban and anthrax) into the web addresses you visit. Install Flagger and help us send a message: government surveillance has gone too far.