No matter what you do or what you have: it's always possible to find someone
who is less fortunate. And then people tap themselves on the shoulder and say
"How lucky I am".

While this is certainly true, I have doubts whether this is a successful
strategy to make it to the top.

Cheers,
Raimund

At 10:59 PM 10/26/2005 +1300, you wrote:
> We complain because we think our broadband is slow. We complain because
> we think it is expensive. We complain about the billing. We complain
> about the time it takes for changes to be made.
>
> Just deploying a 256Kb/s broadband connection in Fiji at the moment.
> Cost from Telecom Fiji, FJ$6000/month (FJ$1 is about US$1).
>
> We don't know how lucky we are!

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Raimund Eimann
Department of Computer Science
University of Auckland, Tamaki Campus, 731.334
Ph. +64 9 373 7599 x85288, Skype: eimann, ICQ: 210376863
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