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Arghh! so much to say so little time to do it,

won't work as well as the fiber, I know the arguments and it just simly
won't. it's not secure,

why does it need to be secure? hmmm? because of devious people?

have you EVER known a technology to fail because of evil doers?

this is not about good and evil this is about doability

you don't even factor the evil doers in... they have no lot in
technological advances, in fact technology makes it possible to get rid
of evil doers

like dna, mass thumb print searches, profiling etc...

but then neither is cable and thats what most
people use now.

I have seen INET2 fiber in action and it is awesome. imagine downlading
a 2 hour full HDTV movie in less than 1 minute ate peak times, thats
where it's going and at peak use powerline systems won't do that
because the infrastructure isn't ther to support the 2.5G bandwidth to
every user, only to each distribution point.

yeah, verizon is already selling FOIS? to many folk

so you're saying the the current typical power grid cannot support 2.5G
to each customer at peak times where FO can?

I don't know how any of this works, i just see fat ass power lines

plus! if a new technology offers 2.5G in the front, they will do for
BPL what DSL did for a teeny weeny phone wire.

it's all about frequency.. i know for a fact that the powergrid can
handle a greater frequency than a teeny weeny wimpy crusty jittery
phone wire

GOD SPEED THE INTERNET
JESUS WHERE'S THE TYLENOL