I had wireless internet like this growing up in a rural town in the early 2000s. It was 3 mbps unlimited, and our only other options were satellite (768k with 8

I had wireless internet like this growing up in a rural town in the early 2000s. It was 3 mbps unlimited, and our only other options were satellite (768k with 800ms rtt or so) and 56k dial-up. It was a godsend for me as a young kid wanting to learn and explore tech. I’m glad to hear he’s doing this, and it’s great for small scale, but this is what’s most exciting to me about SpaceX. The promise of LEO satellite internet is immense for people in these situations, but the cost doesn’t work out unless you can launch those satellites at a low cost. SpaceX seems to understand this and I see their drive to reusable rockets as a way to make this a high profit margin business that will enable them to do bigger and better things without being beholden to nation states for funding. I can’t wait for this. I hope to have a remote country house someday, but the internet has been one of the main drivers for us to stay closer in to town.