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Schnard

Final stage capitalist, meat maximalist.

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2023-04-09 05:19:10 UTC

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My initial research indicates a low earth orbit satellite costs about $250,000, about the same as a 5G cell tower in the US. There are currently about 325,000 5G cell towers in the USA, not sure about the entire planet. Starlink thinks they can complete their network with 42,000 satellites.

2023-04-09 03:16:38 UTC

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There are large high-end residential developments with multi-acre lots in metro Denver that cannot get Comcast to bring in cable service and thus are relegated to 15 mbps ADSL tech for internet. The reason is the population density in that development will never allow Comcast to recover the cost of wired infrastructure. This basic concept applies all over the world.

2023-04-09 00:54:12 UTC

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No, we’re not going back to wires and trains. If wired infrastructure were economically feasible it would already be there.

2023-04-08 14:58:37 UTC

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One Starlink dish can provide access to the Lightning Network for an entire village.