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The reasons for not having wifi just borders on the stupidity!
Indeed, those reasons are quite potty.
Originally Posted by Carl Sagan
thats probably becuase over half of "Brits" don't use the tube... funny thing is there are more places in the UK than London, I know it sounds mad but its true!
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Haha yea and given that there are more places in the UK than London and there is already 3G and wifi places outside the underground, apply those reasons would mean the underground is the safest place with the lowest theft/crime rates compared to the outside world?! haha
So its like the Britain is living in London judging by the title?
If you don't leave in London what's the point of asking a sheep farmer from oooop north what he thinks about Wi-Fi on London Tube?
Last edited by spoon_; 29-03-2011 at 04:02 PM.
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iirc its one in fifteen british adults take the tube on an average day.
hard to see why its so expensive, both in subsidies and fairs, yet despite living along one of the faster Deep Level Lines, I normally manage to out pace it on a bicycle.
The main thing is thou, its fricken pointless, if its on the station only, your there for upto 5 min, maybe 7 when there is a service problem. That is barely enough time to go through the captive portal.
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they need wifi and 3g to be inside the tunnels. not on the bloody stations as the reasons noted above explains
Can only see it being a good thing really.
Hey, Glasgow has an underground too
~'Armaments, universal debt, and planned obsolescence--those are the three pillars of Western prosperity'~ Aldous Huxley
Yes, but does it run trains?Hey, Glasgow has an underground too
Back on topic - according to the poll, half of brits DO want wi-fi on the tube.
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Er, yesYes, but does it run trains?
Back on topic - according to the poll, half of brits DO want wi-fi on the tube.
~'Armaments, universal debt, and planned obsolescence--those are the three pillars of Western prosperity'~ Aldous Huxley
Honestly how long is the average person even in a tube station or train. I am sure people can live without wi-fi for a small amount of their daily lives.
Long enough if someone wants to communicate with you. I think it would be very useful.
Imagine you are late meeting someone. Usually you can call but you can't so you just send a msg via wifi to him
Wasn't sure which 'Glasgow underground' you meant!Er, yes
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How did the world get by before mobiles and text messages. If I couldn't tell someone I was running late the world would end.Imagine you are late meeting someone. Usually you can call but you can't so you just send a msg via wifi to him
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