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As part of the upgrade, all users will be able to get up to 100Mbps speeds with 85% of the network capable of 250Mbps, have busy hours at minimum speeds of 50Mbps, 120,000 homes will shift from satellite to fixed wireless coverage, and those left on satellite will see off-peak quota-free window expanded from midnight to 4pm each day by mid-year.
I've rejected some very nice houses over the past couple of weeks because they were on fixed wireless rather than fiber, but if this upgrade is going to be completed in the next couple of years then that's not going to change one bit because I don't believe anything they say.
We know that there's something going on, because galaxies (including our own) don't move the way they should based on what we can see. But the stuff we can't see is really good at hiding.
Many years ago I bought the original Nexus 7. It wasn't really a great tablet, but I didn't have a tablet, and there's a big difference between no tablet and tablet.
I loved it.
Convinced that tablets were great, I spent a lot more money on the brand new Retina iPad.
Hated it. It turned out to be a very expensive paperweight. It worked fine, it just didn't work the way I wanted it to. I tried again with an iMac which at least I still use because it just keeps working, but I'm really not interested in Apple products anymore.
Disclaimer: No, not milliseconds. Yes, I'm serious.