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Yo! Je�us!

From all accounts in reading your posts you seem to be enjoying the bush 
life of Tasmania.
The use of a faster Internet would probably be an advantage but not a 
necessity except for when you need to do updates and find device drivers 
quickly.
I envy your nearly self sufficient life style, as the closest I can get is a 
small vege patch plus a solar hot water system and I'm still waiting on the 
Government to cough up the rebate before my Solar Electricity company will 
install it here, which is taking forever.
I must say though that I couldn't really live comfortably without fast 
Broadband, domestic Satellite internet wouldn't count in my book to be truly 
called 'broadband'.
Hopefully the NBN will one day eventually extend to your part of the country 
and remove the strangle hold of dial-up once and for all.

Cheers and beers from Spudley.



"Je�us" <none@all.org> wrote in message 
news:MPG.24fc77719b45277498995b@news.x-privat.org...
> In article <2CXCl.1715$y61.61@news-server.bigpond.net.au>, -=Spudley=-
> @home.com said...
>> Hey Jebus!
>
> Hey Spuddles!
>
>> http://www.itnews.com.au/News/100576,aurora-energy-in-the-hot-seat-for-tassie-nbn-rollout.aspx
>
> Yes well... I won't hold my breath (as much as some would love that...).
>
> Current situation here is I have satellite 'broadband' - and a dial up
> account to actually get things done, such as banking and anything else
> that's important. That should say all that needs to be said re: my
> broadband.
>
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