http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=32711746

later he lepot liao ... so, hail the unifi 

Lolz.. u quoted me long time ago on that... haha

still remember that dumb ass Fikri Salleh... now we all Malaysians suffer because of his stupid comments 

Singapore 2Mbps is only 20dollars... sing dollars... with their income... 20dollar is just piece of their hair only....

here ?? no point spent millions on infra if nobody subscribe... HSBB is a fixed line.. means non mobile, so more than 60 % of subscriber for sure use that for downloading or streaming...  if u limit like tat.. no point...

wait till WiMax from YTL came out...then we shall see..

You still have to choose from either of their 3 packages.... there is no option saying `Tak Nak`

i'm enjoying my 1st laugh, as i read thru the older threads

i was being 'ejek' by peeps of being too skeptical to a point that every post sound like whining and they said, 2 days ago...

look, PM is there to do opening ceremony, must be grand!!!
look, it's 5mbps!!!
look, news said they were looking into pricing!!!

now who's whining after the 'grand finale' revealed to be too lame to believe...

look, blaady cap!!!
look, blaady expensive!!!
look, current line is still blaady congested as hell!!!
some forumers are either too young, too naive or just plain stupid (i forgive those who are retarded, mentally challenged people needs love and care...) to believe that GLC will finally be doing something good to the public other than tneir wallet.

this time i'm laughing for the price and caps.

*laughing menacingly*

more laughs to come...

HURRY!!! SUBSCRIBE!!!

Extract from The Star :

TM, solve current problems first
I would like to congratulate TM for launching its new High Speed Broadband. Although the pricing has not been released yet, most domestic users are not bothered because I do not think many domestic consumers will be subscribing to it.

I wonder why TM embarked on this so-called High Speed Broadband project when even its present “low” speed is not maintained properly.

This month alone, I had a “port” problem thrice. I was unable to read my Streamyx webmail from overseas.

Calls to its service centre were met with, “Sir, it’s normal for our webmail to be like that.”

As consumers, I do not believe we should accept this kind of answer.

Although the customer service people are polite, they are of little help as solving

connection problems takes up to 24 hours.

In this time of high speed broadband, 24 hours seems like a millennium.

To TM, I suggest you look into the present problems of Internet access by going through all the reports and complaints to your customer service department.

Solve our daily problems first before further expanding your High Speed Broad­band.

MALAYSIAN ARAB,
Shah Alam.

Lol, I'm sorry what? Check the HSBB thread, I was like the first guy on LYN to subscribe for the retail VIP20 package yesterday.

Did you even read my response properly? I stated a factual error in the article Star intech posted and I get this kind of shit response. FYI, you CAN download stuff in Singapore you just have to use a VPN.

People are angry for a lot of reasons. I might scrape the 120GB cap a month but my download habits aren't limited to 4GB per day (assuming its a 30 day cycle on the daily cap). Giving people HSBB access then passing them a cap which is lower than Streamyx's worst package is like making you buy a Ferrari with a fuel tank the size of a Coke can.

I'm going to get the package and test it out, maybe post a review here.. but until then I'm not going to join the crowd of people that hate it or love it but who have not even tried it out.

TM also DOES catch downloaders. Just not on Streamyx HOME packages because there's probably 300,000 idiots getting DMCA letters everyday.

I will have to see after I get the thing on 30th March. From what their sales rep told me, capping is not implemented yet. I assume they're putting these values in the advertisements to ward off heavy downloaders. Then if you use too much after June 30th (freebie period ends), they will place the cap on you and you can't say anything because you agreed to it (unlike with Streamyx WE ARE TEH UNLIMITED users).

If local traffic isn't throttled, you will be able to bypass the cap by using a local server and SSH tunnel/VPN. I'm hoping this is the case but I will really have to check and see what protocols they are using and how they separate internet and IPTV traffic.

And yes, a cheap US based VPS can be turned into a OpenVPN node and you WILL be able to utilize the full 20mbps of the line regardless of what they do until you hit your cap.

btw does anyone know if we have to use the router given by TM.I would love to use my current router as it is using a DD-WRT system and have quite a bit of custom settings on it.

I've been using unifi for the past 2 months already...i was selected among 150 to test the device b4 the launching date...im not  happy with the speed actually...i only get like 2++mb.....i will post the bandwidth result later...is there anything u guys want to know about the unifi? Probably i can post the pic of the modem later as well..

the user lalala_lalala cannot differentiate 20mbps thinking it should download 20MB/s ...

if hes downloading at 2MB/s then it should be just right ..

the beta tester are those ppl to test out the connection in the area if the installation of laying down of cables and stress test .. i will be at my bro's house this weekend to test out the HSBB and see if the speed is constant and no disconnections ..

Hmm i suggest those who will be using HSBB for now, download all you can so they get the picture that average user need more than 150GB per month on the lowest package 

wwooooooo

http://star-techcentral.com/tech/story.asp...&sec=technology

lets hope the cap amount is 2x more(at least)

"We are paying a premium for technology that offers super high bandwidth, so a daily cap shouldn’t be applied. There’s no value in that; we would be better off with regular broadband,” she said.

taken from here

i really her

So far no N best router for DD-WRT i just use my Linksys GL and link it to 8 port gigabit 3com switch

Buffalo might release new N router soon that can support dd-wrt but not sure got gigabit port or not

Wed, 03/10/2010 - 14:05 — admin

BUFFALO has decided to use DD-WRT as the factory default for its HighPower Routers WZR-HP-G300NH, WHR-HP-G300N and WHR-HP-GN distributed in the US and the EU and should be available in june 2010. The firmware is a full featured DD-WRT with a BUFFALO branded interface and contains some BUFFALO specific features.

Right now the normal DD-WRT firmware binaries for the devices are available through the router database. In contrast to other BUFFALO firmwares these binaries can be flashed via webflash making the process much easier.

They so insistent for us to use their FREE router with their custom firmware so they can throttle us at home instead? Great job rizz.

Do you need Gigabit? RB450G has gigabit ports. RB750 is much cheaper, has plastic case and doesn't have a serial port. Performance is also much higher on RB450G because it has the 680MHz CPU.

Yes, it can do everything a consumer router does, and a LOT more, and it does it extremely well. A good replacement for the dir 655.

The only catch: there's a learning curve involved with setting these routers up beyond the most basic functions.

Your first time using one expect it to take a few hours to get it all set up.

GOOD NEWS FOR PETALING JAYA Q3.

I ASKED TM,AND THEY SAY Q3 PETALING JAYA WILL BE AVAILABLE AT AFTER JULY.