That cabinent is ugly but i would rather have faster internet.
[QUOTE=BloodRayne;36153327]That cabinent is ugly but i would rather have faster internet.[/QUOTE]
The street looks terrible anyway.
The internet's practically fucked in the UK anyway, so I can see why they care more about protecting their 'historic streets' than uglifying it with more shitty broadband infrastructure.
[QUOTE=Sobek-;36154732]The internet's practically fucked in the UK anyway, so I can see why they care more about protecting their 'historic streets' than uglifying it with more shitty broadband infrastructure.[/QUOTE]
These new cabinets will ensure that the internet service in that area is better. I don't know why people are so desperate to protect the 'historical' landscapes at the expense of not keeping up to date with the rest of the modern world.
[QUOTE=Noss;36154750]These new cabinets will ensure that the internet service in that area is better. I don't know why people are so desperate to protect the 'historical' landscapes at the expense of not keeping up to date with the rest of the modern world.[/QUOTE]
plus, history's happening all the time, to deny anything on historical grounds is to deny history from being created
[editline]1st June 2012[/editline]
or at least that's what I always tell myself whenever a debate of this ilk crops up
[QUOTE=BloodRayne;36153327]That cabinent is ugly but i would rather have faster internet.[/QUOTE]
I'm going to assume you don't know the kind of people that live in Kensington and Chelsea?
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