you best believe I’ll be running cables in the walls shortly to take full advantage
you best believe I’ll be running cables in the walls shortly to take full advantage
Fibre to the Cabinet (FTTC)
500MB Down / 60MB Up
To
Fibre to the Premises (FTTP)
1GB Down / 1GB Up 👍
The best part, it's going to lower my monthly bill to under third of the cost! 😀
Fibre to the Cabinet (FTTC)
500MB Down / 60MB Up
To
Fibre to the Premises (FTTP)
1GB Down / 1GB Up 👍
The best part, it's going to lower my monthly bill to under third of the cost! 😀
ICAO: FTTC, Airport: Abeche Airport
Best Runway: 09
Crosswind: 18.98
#flightsim #flight #sim #xplane #MSFS2024 #aviation #simwx #FTTC https://simwx.com #weatherchallenge
ICAO: FTTC, Airport: Abeche Airport
Best Runway: 09
Crosswind: 18.98
#flightsim #flight #sim #xplane #MSFS2024 #aviation #simwx #FTTC https://simwx.com #weatherchallenge
Very happy 😊
Very happy 😊
Con la fibra non accade.
Con la fibra non accade.
We actually don't have ANY complete fiber networks in the US. Fiber-optic networks are still connected to copper lines at some point. This setup is called a "hybrid" network, typically fiber-to-the-node (FTTN) or fiber-to-the-cabinet (FTTC).
We actually don't have ANY complete fiber networks in the US. Fiber-optic networks are still connected to copper lines at some point. This setup is called a "hybrid" network, typically fiber-to-the-node (FTTN) or fiber-to-the-cabinet (FTTC).
Our pathetic broadband. We need to change.
#myshetland #shetland #broadband #whitecat
Our pathetic broadband. We need to change.
#myshetland #shetland #broadband #whitecat
We actually don't have ANY complete fiber networks in the US. fiber-optic networks are still connected to copper lines at some point. This setup is called a "hybrid" network, typically fiber-to-the-node (FTTN) or fiber-to-the-cabinet (FTTC).
We actually don't have ANY complete fiber networks in the US. fiber-optic networks are still connected to copper lines at some point. This setup is called a "hybrid" network, typically fiber-to-the-node (FTTN) or fiber-to-the-cabinet (FTTC).
ABB offered me the same speed on FTTC as the HFC I was being moved from for less money per month.
When the FTTC shit the bed, they moved me to FTTP.
ABB offered me the same speed on FTTC as the HFC I was being moved from for less money per month.
When the FTTC shit the bed, they moved me to FTTP.
Avevano iniziato a parlarne nel 2018, scavi fatti nel 2020, ultimato ad agosto di quest'anno 🤡🎪
Avevano iniziato a parlarne nel 2018, scavi fatti nel 2020, ultimato ad agosto di quest'anno 🤡🎪
I have to say, the installation was *way* smoother than the FTTC which involved a man from OpenReach glaring at his various testing tools and muttering a lot.
I have to say, the installation was *way* smoother than the FTTC which involved a man from OpenReach glaring at his various testing tools and muttering a lot.
Been “Upgraded” by EE/TV on a Cold Call
Fibre Package, 3 EETV Boxes, Entertainment Pack £20 pm
“Fibre” is 5 Mbps
Might be FTTC but she’s on 7miles of copper, not fast enough to work TV
£80 pm “Introductory”Offer
She watches 1,2&3
Shameful shisters
Been “Upgraded” by EE/TV on a Cold Call
Fibre Package, 3 EETV Boxes, Entertainment Pack £20 pm
“Fibre” is 5 Mbps
Might be FTTC but she’s on 7miles of copper, not fast enough to work TV
£80 pm “Introductory”Offer
She watches 1,2&3
Shameful shisters
Dann lieber FTTC (VDSL), das läuft wenigstens.
Dann lieber FTTC (VDSL), das läuft wenigstens.
FTTC/Vorpal may be worth chasing too, but I mean Warden's exists already so idk
FTTC/Vorpal may be worth chasing too, but I mean Warden's exists already so idk
As bad as the ASA letting them Virgin etc call FTTC "fibre broadband".
As bad as the ASA letting them Virgin etc call FTTC "fibre broadband".
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Local loop is usually just exchange > ISP.
This sounds tremendously dodgy. I suppose it's ftth and therefore limited, but the rest of your post suggests it's still FTTC.
Maybe I've misread
Local loop is usually just exchange > ISP.
This sounds tremendously dodgy. I suppose it's ftth and therefore limited, but the rest of your post suggests it's still FTTC.
Maybe I've misread