On Sat, 20 Jul 2019 14:13:12 +0100
Roland Perry wrote:
In message , at 11:06:30 on Sat, 20 Jul
2019, remarked:
On Fri, 19 Jul 2019 06:54:13 +0100
Ok Mr Telecoms Expert, exactly how much disk space does all the relevant
information about a single cellular phone number take up then? Obviously you
have the figures to hand so please share them.
I can't explain something like this when you have completely the wrong
architectural and business model as an underlying assumption.
Go on, live dangerously, give it a go. How much data does it take up? Or are
you going to claim that telecoms companies use dilithium quantum computers
that store information in hyperspace rather than standard databases or hash
maps?
Unless the system is completely insane there should be no relation. Perhaps
you're going to tell us next that radio stations transmitter charges are
based on the number of listeners they have?
A Freeview-type transmitter might well charge based on the number of
stations you wish to transmit (eg CH4 and Ch4+1, costing more than just
Ch4).
Yes, congratulations - because each station takes up bandwidth. How much
bandwidth does an unused phone number use?
Apart from that, your ability to fail to distinguish between
broadcasting and telecoms speaks volumes.
Your refusal to acknowledge an obvious analogy speaks volumes that you've
been painted into a corner.