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IhEaRyA

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Another load of shit!

@2000 feet,you would think that Verizon could hook me up with the old technology........BUT NO! Infineon better kiss it's sweet ass goodbye because no ones really investing in chicken shit DSL doo-dads! Unless the telco's invest in deployment,and they failed miserably, This technology wont help them one teeny weenie bit!

Heh,What's next? Virtual equipment?
permalink · 2005-05-30 20:37:14 · Reply to this
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