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On Sun, 14 Jan 2001, Tony Finch wrote:

> >Brings back memories of my last ISP.  In 1996, I think.  After running
> >the building out of copper cables - twice - Bell Awful finally brought
> >in a SONET ring, filled one wall of our suite with Lightspan SLC's, and
> >terminated 2000 POTS pairs for modems.
> 
> Good grief. That sounds like Demon Internet in the UK in 1994.
> 

and is still happening in parts of europe and australia today...... :)





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