Great...The bush never gets nothing, so this is a fair call to me.
It seems that NSW is going back to the future when it comes to the subject of telecommunications, or perhaps its just going backwards. After years of spruiking the benefits of having urban WiFi hot spots within large urban areas in NSW, the state government has allowed another good idea to bite the dust.
In shades of the T-card electronic ticket debacle, Eric Roozendaal, the Minister for Commerce has announced the once-promised free wireless broadband network for the Sydney CBD and other major urban centres would be killed off due to financial concerns.
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Great...The bush never gets nothing, so this is a fair call to me.
Most cities that have talked about having this have started to drop it after they realised the costs and legal ramifications.
Coding in C is like sending a 3 year old to do groceries. You gotta tell them exactly what you want or you'll end up with a cupboard full of pop tarts and pancake mix.
Who needs the government to provide free internet ?
Plenty of neighbors to provide it for us with there open wifi
By reading this, you have already given me control over a tiny slice of your mind
we must be lucky then Adelaide still has them in most hot spot locations
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