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That pretty much sums up my hate for the internet here in New Zealand. We have a wireless internet connection with our ISP directly, and marketed 1mbit up/down. Well, they recently have a policy (one month ago, we have been using the company for about a year!!!) that they are capping us to have 100g a month for a flat of 4 people, even though they advertised us a "true unlimited wireless broadband". Really annoying me as our whole flat pretty much clocked about 111gb. And guess what, their speeds are not what they lived up to be, I get a direct downloads off international websites for about 110kb/s MAX. How is your internet connection in your area? Is it cheaper and faster without any bandwidth limitations? It seems in terms of technology, the grass is greener when you go out of New Zealand...
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Ex-admin, designer and founder of Studio Zero. Currently working as a Dentist 
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Except if you head over to Australia, it's just as bad here.
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Except if you head over to Australia, it's just as bad here. Unless Gillard is spewing bullshit, the national broadband network is supposed to be ultra-fast.
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according to the campanies website, I have a download speed of 10mbps and an upload speed of 512 kbps with a max cap of 60gb. 
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According to MIT... well, I dunno. I get what I want at extreme speeds.
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According to MIT... well, I dunno. I get what I want at extreme speeds. I'm moving over to Boston. Got a place to crash for me? I really want some of the internet speeds advertised in USA.
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Ex-admin, designer and founder of Studio Zero. Currently working as a Dentist
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The internet is publicly accessible if you're on campus, for the most part...
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