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176917	2003-09-23 22:14:00	I have checked my location several times, and each time I get the following (and yes, I tried refreshing the page!) . Now this is really informative! Server Error in '/' Application . -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Object reference not set to an instance of an object . Description: An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the current web request . Please review the stack trace for more information about the error and where it originated in the code . Exception Details: System . NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object . Source Error: An unhandled exception was generated during the execution of the current web request . Information regarding the origin and location of the exception can be identified using the exception stack trace below . Stack Trace: [NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object . ] Woosh . GIS . GISUI . AvailabilityEntryUI . Page_Load(Obje ct sender, EventArgs e) System . Web . UI . Control . OnLoad(EventArgs e) +67 System . Web . UI . Control . LoadRecursive() +35 System . Web . UI . Control . LoadRecursive() +98 System . Web . UI . Control . LoadRecursive() +98 System . Web . UI . Page . ProcessRequestMain() +720 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Version Information: Microsoft . NET Framework Version:1 . 1 . 4322 . 573; ASP . NET Version:1 . 1 . 4322 . 573	John H (8)
176918	2003-09-24 11:25:00	The service will be progressively launched through the Auckland metropolitan area, where a successful trial was run last year. Initial coverage (west to east) will be from Mt Albert to St Heliers and (north to south) from Takapuna to Penrose. Mr Smith said that the company would be extending its coverage on a careful step-by-step basis that ensured service standards were maintained at the highest levels. It is expected that 70% of Auckland will be covered by Christmas.	eef2 (1904)
176919	2003-09-24 11:51:00	I doubt very much if its ever gonna be available outside Auckland.	Holy Cow (4475)
176920	2003-09-24 12:27:00	> I doubt very much if its ever gonna be available > outside Auckland . Hehe . . Im in Auckland, so I wouldnt mind if that's how it goes ;-) We cant get Cable, like some can in Christchurch :-(	Chilling_Silently (228)
176921	2003-09-29 07:00:00	Got it a few months back when they were selling off their trial modems. It's not too bad but they say it isn't effected by weather. I would dispute that, when it rains hard (is it does in Auckland), or blows etc my connection fluctuates from good to no connection so you are constantly connected and disconnected. I have JS Starter as well and prefer that connection, just plug in the Ethernet cable and go, no hassles. They've been talking up network rollout for months as well and haven't got anywhere. They keep telling me a new site will be installed near my place in the next month, but it never happens. I'm sceptical at this stage as to how far they will go, they have a good PR story and the technology is OK, but really how many people want portability of service - I would say not enough to make this a viable data service. I guess we should keep an eye out for voice. Its all interesting	Woodger (4538)
176922	2003-09-29 07:44:00	It's the $700 joining fee that get's me..	cyberchuck (173)
176923	2003-09-29 21:48:00	I just got a reply from Woosh and they said not gonna be in Whangarei untill middle of next year!! :( :(	CYaBro (73)
176924	2003-09-29 23:11:00	They supposedly do 40% of Auckland already, with 70% planned by December... Where's this 40% though? From the looks of it here, its not even close to 40!	Chilling_Silently (228)
176925	2003-09-30 09:14:00	What is this joining fee? Their website quotes only $399 for the modem, and then the monthly charge. My check said that Papatoetoe would get service next February.	rodb (1561)
176926	2003-09-30 23:40:00	I signed up when it launched two weeks ago, the modem was expensive ($399+GST) but it's worth it for the extra speed and unlimited downloads. Speed is about 200 - 240k off a website, and music files off Kazza are about 260k... There are no extra costs other than the modem, it plugs into my laptop via USB and lasts about 3hrs before it needs recharging. You can also get an ethernet connector for it, so you can plug it into your WAP/ROUTER etc.. to share the connection over a network.	Marlboro (4607)
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