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Question of the Day: Which is the most hair-raising South African mountain pass you've driven?
Does this mean anything for me?
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pinball wizard
Honorary Master
It means you need to provide us with more detail and some context.
skeptic_SA
Executive Member
Dark Fibre Con? Could be Star Wars related. The "Con" is worrying. Perhaps they trying to flush the Fleet Junkies out?
kang
Senior Member
It means green is good and red is bad.
It's a map of my home and how close it is to something called a Dark Fibre Africa building and two Dark Fibre Africa connection points? I assume that's what CON stands for. I'm curious to know if this can be interpreted as a good thing within the context of 1. getting FTTH soon and for a cheaper installation cost and 2. hopefully getting out from under Telkom's thumb.
Necropolis
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Probably not...
skeptic_SA
Executive Member
Your guestimate is better than mine then.
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I thought it might be two Mexicans on bicycles?
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I thought it might be two Mexicans on bicycles?
The_MAC
Honorary Master
Found this on FTTH Council website. I'm unsure of how to interpret it. Good thing?
Neh, for them to even begin considering offering FTTH in the area there needs to be a significant projected uptake. Not to mention feasibility in terms of competitor presence, density, presence of business's etc.
Its good in the sense that you can maybe smell the fibre, but doesn't mean you will actually get to taste it.
Ho3n3r
Honorary Master
Similar situation. Planned fibre layout in my area. That's literally 100 metres.
No idea why they only cover half the block. Is there anything I can do about it?
No idea why they only cover half the block. Is there anything I can do about it?