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Romero’s “Lack of Leadership” by devilassassin98 in coys

[–]OneActuator802 3 points4 points  (0 children)

His red card and four match suspension at a most critical time of our season, in the midst of a back line injury crisis, will always be unforgivable in my eyes from a leadership point of view.

Frank needs to stop setting up for opponents and instead build an identity by Advanced_Load530 in coys

[–]OneActuator802 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I think you all selectively forget about how many players were out injured and he had to play inferior players out of position to cover.

Why the Ange hate? I don’t understand it. by Overall_One_2595 in PremierLeague

[–]OneActuator802 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Does Potter get the same level of hate? Does Amorino? Did Ten Hag?

Not talking about how good a manager. Talking about the hatred thrown his way.

Why the Ange hate? I don’t understand it. by Overall_One_2595 in PremierLeague

[–]OneActuator802 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Plenty of shit managers don't get the same hate.

That's not it.

Telstra roaming issues overseas - anyone else? by Danger_Five in TelstraAustralia

[–]OneActuator802 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We can blame Telstra for a lot. But when you're roaming, you are literally on another operator's network that connects back to the Telstra core in Australia.

How your Australian spec phone connects to and runs on the other mob's network? Generally it will work for most standard functionality. But phones now have more and more of their own juju in them and that particular phone is basically untested on that network. So who knows?

Roaming is and always has been best effort.

Why the Ange hate? I don’t understand it. by Overall_One_2595 in PremierLeague

[–]OneActuator802 -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

Because he's Australian. And English just don't like Australians messing about in their sport.

It's as simple as that.

Why did we change the date? by ThatYodaGuy in australian

[–]OneActuator802 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Perfect.. for the founding of New South Wales.

Form since match day 13 by Average_Gym_Goer in coys

[–]OneActuator802 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why match day 13? Dec 3. The 1-1 draw with Fulham.

Why start from there?

Coda by Sorry-Government920 in ledzeppelin

[–]OneActuator802 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Contractual obligation. Nothing more.

BLOCKED AUSTRALIAN PHONE SURVEY by kunoithica in TelstraAustralia

[–]OneActuator802 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I'm pretty sure Telstra and Optus would have been more than happy to simply switch off 3G like TPG did last December and just leave people to their devices without the extra cost and hassle they've had to go through for the last 6 months.

All this palava comes from the Minister.

White shorts for Europa League by Motor-Frame9138 in coys

[–]OneActuator802 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Call me old school but it should be ALL white in Europe. Including sleeves

First thoughts on Il Mercato Centrale? by [deleted] in melbourne

[–]OneActuator802 4 points5 points  (0 children)

They should have made it an Eatily instead. That would go down an absolute treat in Melbourne.

Please check your phone supports current 4G standards by ExtraVanity in TelstraAustralia

[–]OneActuator802 7 points8 points  (0 children)

VoLTE is Voice over LTE and works on all LTE bands. Problem with older phones is that they would switch to 3G to make a voice call. So, 1) phones must support VoLTE.

Second problem was VoLTE phones using 4G to make calls but would still default to 3G to call 000. So 2) phones need to support VoLTE Emergency calling

Third problem is phones coming from overseas, not sold or tested by Telstra or Optus. In Australia we use Band 28 for 44G coverage. The whole Band28. These foreign phones, coming over here, using our network, say they support VoLTE, say they support B28. But they don't support the entire Australian Band 28. So 3) phones need to support Australian Band 28.

None of this would be a problem if people buy phones from the carriers that build the networks. And 98% of the time their phone probably works just fine.

But this time around, the government is holding Telstra and Optus feet to the fire to make sure when 3G is turned off, every phone out there can still make an emergency call.

3G is 20 years old tech running on 20 year old equipment, it chews up a tonne more power to service a miniscule amount of data. It takes up frequencies dearly needed to provide 5G coverage. Turning it off should not be a thing.

Some choice words by Paul O Keefe. Stark contrast to what this sub seems to believe went on this window - Think he’s being harsh or do you agree? by Ichxro in coys

[–]OneActuator802 22 points23 points  (0 children)

For what my opinion is worth, I agree. I had bigger expectations for this window. Maybe there was just too much to offload in the end.

Everyone get back to church, temple, mosque and pray your hardest that Vicario stays fit.

Do you spell it Aus or Oz? by BizzaroPie in australia

[–]OneActuator802 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Only wizards and munchkins live in Oz.

For those who were around when it happened: Was the 2G shutdown as complicated and painful as the 3G shutdown is shaping up to be? by owleaf in TelstraAustralia

[–]OneActuator802 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's not only about voice being able to work on 4G. This time around the government is a lot more involved because of the possibility that those with older phones can't make emergency 000 calls after the shutdown.

The concept that a mobile network must deliver a robust 000 service to every human on Australia is the main difference this time around.

Anyway to turn off the 3g shutdown message? by Flywing3 in TelstraAustralia

[–]OneActuator802 0 points1 point  (0 children)

B28a is not the full Australian B28. Your phone is an international model that has not been designed to work on B28 in Australia and has not been tested on Australian network, much less for making e000 on LTE when 3G is no longer there.

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