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Displaying items by tag: Russiagate
Tuesday, 30 June 2020 10:46
Government trying very hard to fix a problem that does not really exist
The Australian Government is attempting to fix a manufactured problem — disinformation on social media — without properly assessing the source to see if vested interests are pushing a case for which there is no basis.
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Comments
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Re: iTWire - Optus 5G home Internet is an NBN killer
Here's the response from Optus: "The current Nokia 5G modem does not support an external antenna."
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Re: iTWire - Permanently banned from Call of Duty for no reason & dealing with Activision support
ban got lifted today. No mention of why. Hope all legit players get unbanned as well.
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Re: iTWire - Optus 5G home Internet is an NBN killer
Data is unlimited. Forgot to put that in and just did so.I am on the Turnbull special - HFC.Your third[…]
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Re: iTWire - NBN Co ‘proudly’ declares NBN construction targets achieved or ‘exceeded’
only 4 years late. great work liberals and NBNCo
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Re: iTWire - Optus 5G home Internet is an NBN killer
Bunch o' questions:- Is there a download quota for your $70 per month?- Regarding your NBN variability, are you on[…]