QUOTE(Moogle Stiltzkin @ Mar 23 2010, 02:04 PM)
I totally agree

MOOGLE HALP!!! YUE IS MAKIN' ME TANK AFTER I DING 80!!! NEED MOAR TANK TIPS!!!!!!
QUOTE(Demonic Wrath @ Mar 23 2010, 01:54 PM)
They bundle IPTV together with HSBB. It's part of their Triple Play thing. If you want to watch additional channels (besides the free channels), then you'll have to pay. e.g. +RM10 for Channel [V]. The free channels include normal TV channels such as RTM1, 2, 3, NTV7 and 8TV (Should have more). If you don't have to subscribe for additional channels, then you only have to pay for HSBB.
Just hopefully they will come out with Video on Demand services so we can enjoy HD movies. Personally I don't think it will lag when streaming these contents and it will be better than Astro during rain or cloudy weather.
Trust me, even if other ISP comes here, their price will still be higher. They need to buy the lines from TM.
Helpline personnel are not trained thoroughly. What they can do is to inform their supervisor or technician about problems, but if you think that they can advise you, think again. They are only trained to follow the manual.
Fortunately our internet is not filtered that much. Look at countries like China. They banned most of the
websites, citing that its not good for their country. Look at SG, the users are not allowed to torrent. Which policies do you think is better? Malaysia's or other countries?
to be frank (i wanna be tom...), torrent is allowed in singapore, you dunno how they do it doesn't mean they are not doing it. take
Slackware torrent link or another
debain rip-off, Ubuntu torrent link, are singaporean gonna be sue till their pants off by doing so?
like most gomen plans, they are not being executed due to peer pressure they had gotten from peeps around them. take getting petroleum with IC thing that they had scrapped.
did they done field study? no...
did they study the inplication? no...
did they bought the equiptment? yes...
did they wasted $$? yes...
same thing goes with the
old fag rais yatim's idea to filter the web; he and the gomen would get srsly bombarded by online media (mainly online news and bloggers), and ended up with higher risk of voters swaying over to the opposition and lose during next election.
power or filter? tough choice...
QUOTE(Demonic Wrath @ Mar 23 2010, 02:11 PM)
Here's what we can do to help out the problems faced in Malaysia:-
- Provide a server to help host contents (e.g. filehippo, filefront)
- Deal with Google to add a new server here in Malaysia (youtube)
- Use torrent to share, it saves a lot of bandwidth
- Find a way to work as TM management
Here's things that will not help:-
- Rant here
- Rant anywhere
- Spam TM helpline
- Shoot anyone that supports TM
plz tell me:
- ROI for investors just to deal with small amount of local users while making international users suffer
- why ISP is throttling if it is saving bandwidth? torrent hogs bandwidth instead of saving it