And ISPs giving IPv6 addresses mean little if customers have no equipment that handles it.
Why don't most CPE support it? Most makers don't write the full software suite. They tweak what the chipset providers write. Complain to Broadcom and others.
Many competitors have stated that the Telstra tax is a larger cost than international connections. In some cases servicing some area of Australia are more expensive to use Telstra monopoly than sending data from Sydney around the globe to Perth.
Wow, a lawyer not up to his word. Trying to weasel out of it by saying it was a joke. I hope Cheney Mason loses. It'll probably be the only way anyone will get justice against anyone with Cheney in their name.
It's hard to think of any industry that likes any increase in costs. They all fight it.
Why don't they look to Australia? We already do similar. We have the largest cattle station in the world. It managed to adjust. Plenty of small operations too. They managed.
It would be easier for all operators to swallow if some kind of levy is used across the industry. Then your only issue then is imports.
It is maybe you that needs to do some research.
Some suburbs currently have FTTH and do have 100 mbit. Internode Home Fibre is one such product. I'm sure there are suburbs serviced by other carriers too.
Some cable people currently get towards 30 mbit.
As for your slow international connection then that is your network stack tuning, source, ISP or other issues. I can pull data at 700 KB/s from Astraweb's newsgroup service on ADSL 1 connection.
CSIRO deserve the income. What common good? For all the foreign chipset makers to profit from something CSIRO owns patents for? Perhaps the the n people could approach CSIRO about suitable royalties.
It's all well and dandy to reduce the light coming to earth so the greenhouse gases don't trap as much heat. Problem is the last 50 years the amount of light reaching earth surface has been reducing following research by Israeli, Australian and other scientists that were also doing research on rainfall and evaporation rates. They found air pollution was a major factor as it made more water droplets form which absorbed some light. I have no idea how it affected the greenhouse effect though.
If only the main greenhouse gas layers were lower than many of the water drops formed because of the air pollution then we could just pollute the air with more nitrogen based compounds to reduce the greenhouse gas effect. The old beat up car fuming badly could be prolonging life as we know it:)
No DRM infection on downloaded software? Most "warez" do not adjust the installer (I remember Red Alert 2 which had protected installer too) but only modify the running executables after installation. Any baggage that is installed with the game is still there.
You could maybe try XP ntldr etc. then.
I have been using 2K and XP copying stuff between them fine and both boot properly, although via XP bootloader (installed in a FAT partition).
If you want something simple and scalable then try how CBM organised their floppies from 1541 etc. It can be done dymanically for a scalable directories and files although it does allow nasty file fragmentation.
Seems you're ill informed. Read only floppy? Most are read/write and people used hard drives too. And there was atleast 1 virus than ran on C64 but it was no biggy.
Well, it's the same in regional areas, like unlimited dialup is often 300-450MB. Oz+NZ sucks for the net. Lucky we are not some African peoples considering how much they pay though.
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And ISPs giving IPv6 addresses mean little if customers have no equipment that handles it. Why don't most CPE support it? Most makers don't write the full software suite. They tweak what the chipset providers write. Complain to Broadcom and others.
Many competitors have stated that the Telstra tax is a larger cost than international connections. In some cases servicing some area of Australia are more expensive to use Telstra monopoly than sending data from Sydney around the globe to Perth.
Wow, a lawyer not up to his word. Trying to weasel out of it by saying it was a joke. I hope Cheney Mason loses. It'll probably be the only way anyone will get justice against anyone with Cheney in their name.
Dr. Karl. He has nice colourful shirts and plenty of books.
It's hard to think of any industry that likes any increase in costs. They all fight it. Why don't they look to Australia? We already do similar. We have the largest cattle station in the world. It managed to adjust. Plenty of small operations too. They managed. It would be easier for all operators to swallow if some kind of levy is used across the industry. Then your only issue then is imports.
It is maybe you that needs to do some research. Some suburbs currently have FTTH and do have 100 mbit. Internode Home Fibre is one such product. I'm sure there are suburbs serviced by other carriers too. Some cable people currently get towards 30 mbit. As for your slow international connection then that is your network stack tuning, source, ISP or other issues. I can pull data at 700 KB/s from Astraweb's newsgroup service on ADSL 1 connection.
Probably would have been useful for the person to look at how C64 emulators and people handle transfer C64 tapes to PC.
Perhaps so they can have lower cost bandwidth to the rest of the world and connect to other carriers at Guam?
What about those that were and are in regions of the world where importing software is allowed like Australia?
CSIRO deserve the income. What common good? For all the foreign chipset makers to profit from something CSIRO owns patents for? Perhaps the the n people could approach CSIRO about suitable royalties.
It's all well and dandy to reduce the light coming to earth so the greenhouse gases don't trap as much heat. Problem is the last 50 years the amount of light reaching earth surface has been reducing following research by Israeli, Australian and other scientists that were also doing research on rainfall and evaporation rates. They found air pollution was a major factor as it made more water droplets form which absorbed some light. I have no idea how it affected the greenhouse effect though. If only the main greenhouse gas layers were lower than many of the water drops formed because of the air pollution then we could just pollute the air with more nitrogen based compounds to reduce the greenhouse gas effect. The old beat up car fuming badly could be prolonging life as we know it :)
No DRM infection on downloaded software? Most "warez" do not adjust the installer (I remember Red Alert 2 which had protected installer too) but only modify the running executables after installation. Any baggage that is installed with the game is still there.
You could maybe try XP ntldr etc. then. I have been using 2K and XP copying stuff between them fine and both boot properly, although via XP bootloader (installed in a FAT partition).
I thought Hitachi already annouced such drives...
5 year old? 1998 was the introduction of the P2 or when P2 was mainstream wasn't it?
If you want something simple and scalable then try how CBM organised their floppies from 1541 etc. It can be done dymanically for a scalable directories and files although it does allow nasty file fragmentation.
Seems you're ill informed. Read only floppy? Most are read/write and people used hard drives too. And there was atleast 1 virus than ran on C64 but it was no biggy.
Well, it's the same in regional areas, like unlimited dialup is often 300-450MB. Oz+NZ sucks for the net. Lucky we are not some African peoples considering how much they pay though.
It is but too many dickheads around the world get us confused.