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join:2000-08-16
Miami, FL | Yes! Lets make this happen with no bandwidth limits! Time for a new internet tax for everyone! | |
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The Truth? You can't handle the truth
join:2007-04-06
Death Valley, CA
2 edits | Re: Yes! •We need a new tax as the old ones are getting stale. •The government is the best organization to decide how the Internet should be put together.
•People need this so we can spend more time in our home eating our super sized fries
•We need it symmetrical so we can share cool videos of we found for "free" from the other 100Mbps US users | |
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join:2000-09-29
Southfield, MI
| Re: Yes! said by telcolackey  :•We need a new tax as the old ones are getting stale. •The government is the best organization to decide how the Internet should be put together. •People need this so we can spend more time in our home eating our super sized fries •We need it symmetrical so we can share cool videos of we found for "free" from the other 100Mbps US users Sounds good sign me up  | |
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join:2005-12-18 | Re: Yes! ditto!!! I'd love that kind of connection!!!! ( I've actually thought about getting a T1... they run around 115 a month here....) | |
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Winter Park, FL | Uhh? Woo? So when they say majority how much are we talking here? Other nations already have 100 Mbit and in 7 years from now is that really a huge difference? Verizon is already offering 50 Mbit in some areas. | |
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Canadian, eh?
join:2001-01-26
Valencia, CA | Re: Uhh? Woo? Symmetrical ?
Available to the masses ... or the few ?
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ColorBASIC
8-bit Fun
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join:2006-12-21
Norfolk, VA
| ^^ you apparently don't respect the internet.
as for 100mbps in every home ... it can't happen. not even in the next 10 years.
well actually it could happen but their would be people running servers left and right putting data centers out of biz .
why pay 100$ a month for a 20mbit line to the net for my server when i can get my neighbor to do it for like 20$ lol
personally i'd run maybe 10,20 game servers at 40$ a month on symmetrical 100mbps, and have my main pc as a WAREZ HOT BOX lol. | |
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Proud Libertarian Conservative
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upstate NJ
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| Re: a waste said by gravesg :^^ you apparently don't respect the internet. as for 100mbps in every home ... it can't happen. not even in the next 10 years. well actually it could happen but their would be people running servers left and right putting data centers out of biz . why pay 100$ a month for a 20mbit line to the net for my server when i can get my neighbor to do it for like 20$ lol personally i'd run maybe 10,20 game servers at 40$ a month on symmetrical 100mbps, and have my main pc as a WAREZ HOT BOX lol. Ever think that in the future data centers will be offering gigabit connections and not megabit connections as the norm for most servers? Or perhaps we will reach a point where bandwidth usage will reach a near maximum in terms of usage? Don't forget data centers offer 99.99999% reliability, NO ISP can offer that.
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join:2006-12-21
Norfolk, VA
| Re: a waste now you know how reluctant data centers are on upgrading their network. although you do raise a point.
how many of us would really need our server on 1Gbit ???
well i can think of a few things but thats me.
game servers only require about 5Mbit's of dedicated bandwidth both ways.
as for other applications, you idea is proly the best i've seen at dslr. man when 1Gbit is standard for data centers that will be a marvelous time.
i really hope cable tries to push ftth insted of docsis 3.0
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P2p Shouldn't Be A Crime
join:2001-08-27
Lancaster, CA
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| Re: a waste said by gravesg :now you know how reluctant data centers are on upgrading their network. although you do raise a point. how many of us would really need our server on 1Gbit ??? If you do alot of streaming audio at high quality bit rates, and you want to support lots of listeners, having a 1 gigabit per second connection would be useful. Also if you do lots of file transfer it'd be handy to have. A few data centers now offer 1GBPS, and though it won't be used much, for those that can use it, it will be handy for sure. A friend of mine has several internet radio stations and combined stream over 140mbps daily out his servers. What we really need is more upload at home, heck we've got plenty of download, now give us at least a solid 3mbps upstream! | |
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If you can read this.... RUN
join:2001-02-22
Huntersville, NC
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| said by gravesg :how many of us would really need our server on 1Gbit ??? The same number of people who don't need more than 1 meg of RAM. At some point we'll need it and it would be nicer to have it now than to not have it when needed. | |
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8-bit Fun
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Corona, CA
2 edits | Re: a waste It's not a dominant force in our lives. You live in a DSLR tech bubble. According to Pew, the majority of Americans, while having internet service, aren't obsessed with it. And even if people suddenly became obsessed, 100Mb symmetrical is overkill and unrealistic.
Dominant is a vague term. Electricity is dominant. Water is dominant. A 100Mb internet ain't. | |
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Tzale
Proud Libertarian Conservative
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join:2004-01-06
upstate NJ
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| Re: a waste said by ColorBASIC :It's not a dominant force in our lives. You live in a DSLR tech bubble. According to Pew, the majority of Americans, while having internet service, aren't obsessed with it. And even if people suddenly became obsessed, 100Mb symmetrical is overkill and unrealistic. Dominant is a vague term. Electricity is dominant. Water is dominant. A 100Mb internet ain't. Yes, of course 100mbit isn't really needed by the average person TODAY... But there is no telling what the average person will be needing in 2015. Look at how many average people use YouTube, P2P, etc nowadays... A lot of this stuff was unheard of on dialup since it took hours to do what we can do in seconds or minutes on broadband... It is slowly, but surely taking a dominant role. The internet is the backbone of this country. Sheer massive quantities of bandwidth might not be required right now, but most people aren't comfortable with dialup any longer... I think the sweet spot is 1-5mbit, which is broadband. Don't forget that the majority of internet users are now on broadband.
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join:2001-02-28
Houston, TX
| Re: a waste I can tell you what the average pieces of crap across the street from me will be doing in 2015
they will be doing time in jail.....they will be dead.....or they will be doing just what they do every day.....sitting on their ass on the old couch on the porch while their 18-23 yo kids have a jammy jam in the front yard and bootleg and deal and watch their fatherless kids/cousins/borthers/sisters play on the toys they borrowed from the neighbors yard
unless the internet offers them a faster way to alert their "clients" than text messaging that it is time to swing by and leave a few peeps in the hooptie with the thumps on while one runs in for a 40 or something they can clinch in their fist....my neighbors will never need 100mb.....no matter how big a part of the hood they work | |
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Proud Libertarian Conservative
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join:2004-01-06
upstate NJ
·Verizon FIOS
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| Re: a waste said by rodrod5 :I can tell you what the average pieces of crap across the street from me will be doing in 2015 they will be doing time in jail.....they will be dead.....or they will be doing just what they do every day.....sitting on their ass on the old couch on the porch while their 18-23 yo kids have a jammy jam in the front yard and bootleg and deal and watch their fatherless kids/cousins/borthers/sisters play on the toys they borrowed from the neighbors yard unless the internet offers them a faster way to alert their "clients" than text messaging that it is time to swing by and leave a few peeps in the hooptie with the thumps on while one runs in for a 40 or something they can clinch in their fist....my neighbors will never need 100mb.....no matter how big a part of the hood they work OK, well if you don't believe there is any hope for them, there is still millions of people like myself who WILL be riding the wave of the future.
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join:2003-04-13
Lake Charles, LA
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| said by ColorBASIC :It's not a dominant force in our lives. You live in a DSLR tech bubble. According to Pew, the majority of Americans, while having internet service, aren't obsessed with it. And even if people suddenly became obsessed, 100Mb symmetrical is overkill and unrealistic. Dominant is a vague term. Electricity is dominant. Water is dominant. A 100Mb internet ain't. A 100Mb connection maybe overkill for alot of users today, but they said this about broadband back in the days of dial-up. Would you go back to dial-up in this internet age? | |
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Corona
It's cool, I'm takin it back
Premium
join:2000-03-14
San Antonio, TX
| said by ColorBASIC :It's not a dominant force in our lives. You live in a DSLR tech bubble. According to Pew, the majority of Americans, while having internet service, aren't obsessed with it. And even if people suddenly became obsessed, 100Mb symmetrical is overkill and unrealistic. Dominant is a vague term. Electricity is dominant. Water is dominant. A 100Mb internet ain't. AMEN!!!!
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Michieru2
zzz zzz zzz
Premium
join:2005-01-28
Miami, FL
| This is what I would "think" would happen if we did upgrade the network.
Say now most americans now have 100mbps, we see TV through the internet, we call through the internet, we are doing all these things. The more TV's you have the more streams and the more bandwidth required. So in the end we build this entire network to merge all services such as phone/TV/images and anything that requires huge amounts of bandwidth through one pipe, the last thing we need is the internet being used to deliver power over ethernet. In the end the cable that delivers it all would be a ethernet cable.
Now what?
You can now work at home and your standard telephone becomes a call center's telephone where you can work from the comfort of your home and still be paid a good amount of money to live on while keeping the costs and without the need to build these massive call centers.
The internet creating a global work place? The internet creating a international economy? The end of the US postal service by delivering mail through a tube and packages.
Wireless internet available anywhere, our cellphones now provide calling internationally from advanced network and agreements and the elimination of long distance calling when you can call anyone in the world.
While that might be a fantasy if we where to get 100mbps tomorrow that's what I can think of, and after that it's anyone's guess. | |
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join:2003-06-19
·Comcast
| Maybe it's just me but whenever I see 'Foxnews' as any kind of reference for information I can't take it seriously.
'The Pew study found 15 percent of all Americans have neither a cell phone nor an Internet connection. Another 15 percent use some technology and are satisfied with what it currently does for them, while 11 percent use it intermittently and find connectivity annoying.'
'The telephone study of 4,001 U.S. adults, including 2,822 Internet users, was conducted Feb. 15 to April 6, 2006, and has a margin of sampling error of plus or minus 2 percentage points.'
Why is it I fail to see this as accurate? Even my 80 yr old grandparents have cell phones and use the Internet. I can't say I know a single person personally who does not use either on a regular basis, whether by choice or necessity. | |
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pnh102
Reptiles Are Cuddly And Pretty
Premium
join:2002-05-02
Mount Airy, MD
·Comcast
| Re: a waste said by bi0tech :Maybe it's just me but whenever I see 'Foxnews' as any kind of reference for information I can't take it seriously. Fear not! There are many people who feel the same way about SeeBS News, ABC, [MS|C]NBC, the New York Times, the Washington Compost, NPR and the like.
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join:2000-09-29
Southfield, MI | Re: a waste Yes but when you need those republican talking points there is no better source than good old FOX news. | |
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join:2003-06-19 | Re: a waste So then by that notion Fox then published every AP release ever? Yes I know it's an AP article, that has no bearing. | |
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KrK
Heavy Artillery For The Little Guy
Premium
join:2000-01-17
Tulsa, OK
·Cox HSI
·AT&T Southwest
| The headline is actually very misleading (Surprise!).
If you actually read the article, the Study ACTUALLY says:
The Pew study found 15 percent of all Americans have neither a cell phone nor an Internet connection. Another 15 percent use some technology and are satisfied with what it currently does for them, while 11 percent use it intermittently and find connectivity annoying. In reality, the headline should be "15%" or if you really stretch you could include the "11% who use it intermittently and find connectivity annoying." which would mean 26%.. Tops.
I don't see HOW you can include the 15% who say they use some cell phones and internet and are satisfied as is. Hell, even if you add all that together you still get only 41% so really it sounds like FoxNews just made that headline up to attract attention (sensationalize) it. (Who wouldda thunk it!)
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join:2004-07-28
Camden, TN
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join:2003-08-09
Lake Zurich, IL | Re: a waste Yeah, we know it by heart now, Fox news sucks, Bush is an idiot, Algore won, the world hates us.
Do you drones promise to come up with a new mantra after the 2008 elections? I sure as christ hope so. | |
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join:2001-02-28
Houston, TX | they only reported OTHERS findings moron
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BF69
join:2004-07-28
Camden, TN
| Re: a waste Bo I love the Bush defneders. Not many of you left. 28% approve of Bush. That means 72% don't. FACT. Get over it. ironically most of you have jobs that require you to ask me if I want to supersize my value meal. Wannabe millionaire welfare reciptients are funny. | |
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Jsouth
join:2000-12-12
Wichita, KS | Re: a waste Waa. Read my tag and get over it. | |
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join:2000-09-29
Southfield, MI
| You will never have too much memory(ram).
You will never have too much storage.
you will never have too much cpu speed.
You will never have too much bandwidth.
All of the above have had so called experts say that no one would ever need more than X of Y. And every time they are proven wrong.
With the speed the apps will come. Have a little imagination. I still remember 300 baud modems on bbs using my commodore 64. That was 22 years ago. can't wait to see the next 22 years. (Provided we figure out the bee issue) | |
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tmc8080
join:2004-04-24
Floral Park, NY
| shure.... now what? I'm sure companies are going to be falling all overthemselves to make that a reality and take a LOSS after tons of freebies were already handed out to telcos... AT&T, Verizon. And cable rate increases are a cableco's best friend.. I'm sure they're chomping at the bit to make this work.
Har, har, har...
Oil companies are dying to get cheap gasoline to the pumps too.. | |
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axus
join:2001-06-18
Washington, DC
·Verizon Online DSL
·Cox HSI
| There isn't any content there It's good to look at this issue. A resolution isn't really supposed to do anything but act as a call for action. Hopefully the call to action will actually lead to better study of the issue. I think a good starting point would be to review the existing state and commercial projects, and see what strategies work and don't work.
I'd hope that the government could pay for the last mile fiber infrastructure, and let companies compete to supply the internet connection to that point. Also, government shouldn't prevent anyone from selling an alternate last mile solution, that would be communism ;p | |
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ColorBASIC
8-bit Fun
Premium
join:2006-12-29
Corona, CA
4 edits | With tax credits will come deployment He has a good idea in tax credits for deployment so long as it isn't a Verizon/PA redux. Double the credit if the deployment is with gen technologies.
»rockefeller.senate.gov/Issues/te···rnet.htm
And looking at Open Secrets his bread doesn't look overly buttered by the tech industry. Shocking.
Of course it doesn't help matters that 1/2 the people don't give a crap about the internet (according to a recent Pew survey). | |
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burgermeister
All Computers Are Junk
join:2000-10-23
Utica, MI
| And this will enhance my life how? I can't see how 100Mbps is going to make my life better.
How fast will my Internet connection have to be to get it to paint my house or cut my lawn? That may be worth something!
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dr2500
join:2005-09-09
Lancaster, PA | A subscriber will demand between 35 and 70 Mbps by 2010 I said this before but some people keep bashing me on it.
We will see OVER 100Mbps by 2015. Gigabit to the home?? | |
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Pashune
Inhaling at 410 KB per sec.
Premium
join:2006-04-14
Gautier, MS
·CableOne
·AT&T Southeast
| Re: A subscriber will demand between 35 and 70 Mbps by 2010 Sounds doable if you live in a city or nearby one.
In my area? The best effort speed you can get here PERIOD, is 5 mbps through Cable One.
DSL? Maximum stable speed is only about 2 mbit at best.
But by 2015, I'll have moved into the city, so I'm not worried. n_n bring on the blazing speeds. | |
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tshirt
Premium,MVM
join:2004-07-11
Snohomish, WA | But will the "demanding" subscriber be willing (and able) to pay for it?
Without placing the burden on other, less demanding subscribers? (via taxes, or "universal" service fees.)
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Jwobot
join:2002-08-14
Sterling Heights, MI | Re: A subscriber will demand between 35 and 70 Mbps by 2010 I need faster speeds so I can download my songs from limewire in .1 seconds!! | |
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@cgocable.net | maybe our government should find a way to payback our National Debt by 2015, or at least stop adding to it.
Last thing we should be worrying about right now is 100MBS symmetrical internet | |
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Healbot
Premium
join:2003-07-16
Vancouver, WA | The world is going to end in 2012 anyways | |
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xdeadhead
220, 221, Whatever It Takes.
Premium
join:2000-11-08
Mechanicsburg, PA | people in hell want icewater too but it aint gonna happen.
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| Ridiculous Absolutely ridiculous. I don't need a 100Mbps connection, I do perfectly fine with my 1.2Mbps connection. Why should I have to subsidize someone who wants a superfast connection in some podunk town of population 100 with my hard earned money? A broadband Internet connection is not a necessary good nor a public good. This will be way more costly than the benefits. Where the benefits are greater than the costs, private industry will build the network anyway since there will be profit to be had. There is currently spotty broadband access because the demand just isn't there compared to what it costs to build the network. Additionally, anything that the government does is almost always twice as expensive as a private industry.
I'm sorry, but socialism sucks. Besides, this is just corporate welfare to all the companies that will be building this network. What a horrible idea. | |
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tschmidt
Premium,MVM
join:2000-11-12
Milford, NH
·Verizon Online DSL
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| Re: Too little, too late Building for the future is always a trade-off between cost and what the technology is able to deliver.
While more is better at some point we will reach a point where speed is "good enough." Bandwidth has been a expensive commodity is short supply since the dawn of civilisation. We are rapidly approaching a point where biology will become the limiting factor, not the communication technology.
100 Mbps is a good bench mark to strive for. It is an order of magnitude faster then main stream Cable or DSL. 100 Mbps is able to deliver four HDTV streams (different stream for each member of the household). Faster upload will facilitate all sorts of personal web server services. An order of magnitude improvement is speed will encourage all sorts of new companies to enter the market delivering services that are not feasible over slower links.
The limiting technology in a Fiber network is the electro optical component. If we roll out a 100 Mbps FTTP network today, upgrading it to Gig or 10 Gig in the future will be relatively inexpensive since the expensive component, fiber, is already in place. The upgrade can be incremental saving cost by only upgrading specific customers.
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Dagda1175
join:2001-06-17
Goleta, CA | I'm not paying for it. Show me in the Constitution where this is a requirement. it's not there, the tax needed to implement this would be illegal. | |
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join:2005-09-01
| Re: I'm not paying for it. Just because you don't agree with a tax doesn't make it illegal. I'm very disappointed that tax money is wanted to pay for a bridge to nowhere in Alaska:
Ted Stevens has taken criticism for a wide variety of positions and actions taken in the Senate. This includes placing a secret hold on a bill that would allow easier accountability and research of all federal funding measures, describing the Internet as a "series of tubes" when taking a strong alliance with the telecommunications industry against network neutrality[6], and supporting perceived pork barrel projects such as the Gravina Island Bridge (known as the "Bridge to Nowhere" by its opponents) and the Knik Arm Bridge. He threatened to resign from the Senate if the federal earmark for the Alaskan bridges was sent to help repair Louisiana in the wake of Hurricane Katrina damage. | |
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join:2001-03-15
hiatus
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| 100Mbps to my house... I certainly need it... That would make my work day quite a bit easier, especially if all the clients had it too. No more waiting half an hour to 45 minutes for patches to things like Acronis TI and suchto get sent over the internet.
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join:2005-12-22
Pittsburgh, PA | Before or after Maglev? Does this demand come before or after the one for 300MPH Maglev trains between every city? | |
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| Re: Before or after Maglev? said by Mike :Our rail system sucks... You're right, and honestly -- it makes me a little scared when I see people vilifying progress. I understand cynicism, yes, but something like universal broadband is something we should all be in favor of. Education is the silver bullet to the world's problems and what if this were the way to deliver it to all the hopeless people described above?
What's wrong with wanting universal broadband or 300MPG Maglev trains between every city? No one will ever bother to make it cost-effective until someone proposes that we really do it! | |
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@northwestern.edu
| Re: Before or after Maglev? said by Indeed80 :
What's wrong with wanting universal broadband or 300MPG Maglev trains between every city? No one will ever bother to make it cost-effective until someone proposes that we really do it!
The real problem is all the lobbying which takes places in this country that prevents such developments which benefit everyone. Here are some other examples in addition to the telcos-
-Big Oil Refiners (in cahoots with the auto producers)
-Big Auto (stifling any sort of high speed rail outside of the NE corridor)
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rec9140
Provoice just DO it
join:2003-07-29
Mulberry, FL
| said by Sammer :
Does this demand come before or after the one for 300MPH Maglev trains between every city?
A rail system with medium speed inner city rail, and HIGH SPEED INTER city rail serivce is NEEDED in this country.
Look at the LRT aka "T" it serves only one side of Pgh. while other areas have to suffer with useless bus service.
Plans to expand it have went no one for years! Till the LRT and downtown subway system (all of 4 stops) is expanded to serve the rest of the area its a not a real system. I support the LRT, but only if its EXPANDED. Its not been expanded in years. Upgrades to the Library line, upgrades to the Beechview line and elimination of stops every 5ft like on the old trolleys. Its still not enough.
Europe and Japan and the UK have thriving rail systems, and this country has DROPPED the BALL SINCE the late 50's and allowing the systematic abandonment and COMPLETE REMOVAL of rail lines. You should be able to get on a train at least twice a week from Podunk OH and get to a major city like Columbus/Cincy/Cleveland and get on a high speed train to get to other areas. That may be maglev or other technology. You do realize that a LOT OF RESEARCH on Maglev was and is done in Pgh.? And could benefit companies in the Pgh. area?
A good rail system for PASSENGERS and FREIGHT is vital to any country and what we have is just barely passing for freight.
And yes I am a railfan and completely biased.
As for broadband every outhouse in Podunk and Hooterville should have the ABILITY to get broadband be it DSL, crapble, or fiber is fine.
The USF should actually be used to provide UNIVERSAL service and not as a slush fund for the telcos.
Lack of oversight and corporate graft have allowed the telcos especially to lanquish in the 1970's. Now one telco wants to jump from 1970's to the 2000's in one step. And YES I would run over or plow under any thing to get FIOS.
BUT...
Had the telcos bitten the bullet like crapble did and invested and improved their networks then any one could get DSL any where the teclo copper network passes.
This is where the government needs to step in and start mandating and regulating this stuff. The teclo's have shown they can not do this without severe regulation and oversight....hmm....VZ and PA come to mind.
Many of those on here I wonder how many of them have the choice of choosing:
DSL - and multiple providers
crapble
and possibly FIOS
Versus what many in rural locations have a choice of:
DIALUP
VSAT
NO internet
I my self have a choice of:
crapble
dialup
ISDN
VZ has ceeded much of the HSI market to BH becuase they refused to upgrade the network to expand DSL expansion and this was long before FIOS even started. New development goes in same old tech and not DSL compatible. Thus all these new users get crapble for HSI.
So maybe those complaining this is bad idea should be restricted to dialup at 28.8 for awhile to see what a large area of the US has to suffer through, and its patchetic!
We created the internet and many areas can barely get connected let alone "cruise" the net. | |
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ftthz
If love can kill hate can also save
join:2005-10-17 | why not gbit or higher? | |
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join:2003-03-12
Rensselaer, IN
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normat
Premium
join:2000-08-02
Boynton Beach, FL
clubs: | Re: ... Yes! Now lets move on to symmetrical gigabit. | |
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Same Old Jets
Premium
join:2005-01-17
Pompton Plains, NJ | 100Mbps... Yeah, even by 2015, not gonna happen. | |
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join:2004-04-24
Floral Park, NY
| Re: 100Mbps... said by Rob A :Yeah, even by 2015, not gonna happen. True, but loads of the USF funds should be pushing broadband into more rural routes across the country.. the northeast probably has one fiber per person already in place.. but not in rural America.. get rid of the waste, graft and fraud, and get down to the real work of using the usf funds properly!!USF should NOT fund low priced COPPER POTS telephone service anymore.. ensure voip services can get to 100% of the population and they can afford these services themselves, or they can pick up deposit bottles off the street to earn enough money, mow a lawn, actually provide a service and get some cash together..
Get a JOB!! | |
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indyattic
Premium
join:2005-12-13
Schaumburg, IL | Watch what happens Once the government starts providing it, it will be that much easier for them to control the content.
Another great idea, if you're a socialist. | |
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