A new way to get braodband

[Ash!]

Broadband for the 4 corners of Britain here is a very novel idea.

 

[leggy]

Nice idea,

 

[ECA]

sounds good to me.

Easily expandable and with good access speeds.

Wonder what response times are like.

 

[Summo]

Pfft. These radical ideas are just a load of hot air.

A-HAH! A-HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAihatemyself.

 

[ECA]

Originally posted by Summo
Pfft. These radical ideas are just a load of hot air.

A-HAH! A-HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAihatemyself.

:touch:

 

[(Shovel)]

Originally posted by Summo
Pfft. These radical ideas are just a load of hot air.

A-HAH! A-HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAihatemyself.

 

[mank!]

Originally posted by Summo
Pfft. These radical ideas are just a load of hot air.

A-HAH! A-HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAihatemyself.

:touch:

 

[leggy]

*fluffle*

 

[old.I_Am_Glen]

i wil shoot it with my bb gun keke

kid"mum net is ded"

ring ring

noobmum"hi our net is ded"

bt"soz our server crashed"

 

[stu]

Can't see it happening. My Sky Digital picture turns to ratshit if someone so much as farts near the dish. Those things are going to blow about all over the place.

 

[Delboy]

About time.

Read about it a few years back.

 

[Embattle]

TBH its doomed to fail in one way or another.

 

[xane]

Tsch ! Summo is such a gas !

Heh, you would literally be uploading and downloading.

 

[FatBusinessman]

Originally posted by (Shovel)

Steal my thunder, why don't you.

*s Shovel*

*s Summo as well*

 

[(Shovel)]

Weeell, you've been quiet of late Fatty...

 

[Wilier]

*hopes it works*

They sound like an American company......

The LIBRA solution is truly a 'win-win' for all !

*really hopes it will work, but doubts it*

 

[Delboy]

I'm optimistic. Like I say, I heard about it a few years back. As long as they have thorough, well thought out procedures in place for maintaining the links.

Even then, there will no doubt be months of teething.

 

[old.tRoG]

That'll never get off the ground.

...

 

[Embattle]

Originally posted by Delboy
I'm optimistic. Like I say, I heard about it a few years back. As long as they have thorough, well thought out procedures in place for maintaining the links.

Even then, there will no doubt be months of teething.

ANd after the months of teething problems will most probably come backrutpcy

 

[FatBusinessman]

Originally posted by old.tRoG
That'll never get off the ground.

...

At the risk of becoming predictable:

 

[PhaZeY]

I think its a great idea, not so much for the UK, but for third world developing countries (as in where i work where there is little or no infrastructure). Interferenace is an issue in built up areas (he says after swapping out 400 other wireless units cos of interferance with sat-tv dishes ). But who knows, i am all for it.

It certainly is not a new idea, just closer to home - anyone see that article about "stratalites" ?

Anyways, time will tell, but i am definatly behind this idea, <mandatory joke> I hope it's cost does not get affected by inflation...</mandatory joke>

./P