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Drop some generators then too! I live in Cambodia, and spend a lot of time out in the provinces where everyone meets up daily to charge their phones and other e
by mnbcvx 10y ago
Drop some generators then too! I live in Cambodia, and spend a lot of time out in the provinces where everyone meets up daily to charge their phones and other electronic devices around the single generator in a village.
And need I mention that massive bombing campaigns don't exactly facilitate having a reliable power grid.
Everything I'm saying would cost peanuts compared to what the US spends on weapons and war.
- DKnoll 10y agoI think you're responding to a comment that advocates US foreign policy... I haven't ever made one. I'm just saying that Facebook and Google can't throw some balloons and gliders in the sky supplying Internet access and call it a day. There are many more barriers to increasing the penetration of technology in the third world. I also have a hard time believing that the former Cambodian regime would have allowed generators and other supplies from the US to be used by the populace.
- DanBC 10y ago> I live in Cambodia, and spend a lot of time out in the provinces where everyone meets up daily to charge their phones and other electronic devices around the single generator in a village. I would love to read a blog post about this. Do people charge, who maintains the generator, is there any solar, what else do people need, what else do people want?