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Thanks for all the insights. There's definitely a lot of issues to overcome. Nice to get some perspectives. I think there's a decent space here for a sub inter
by noman-land 6y ago
Thanks for all the insights. There's definitely a lot of issues to overcome. Nice to get some perspectives.
I think there's a decent space here for a sub internet that's totally open to the public. Like a bootstrap internet. Right now in order to use The Internet you have to pay someone for access and use privately owned infrastructure.
There's room for a layer below, on the community level. I imagine being able to buy or build a $5-$10 commodity item, press the ON switch, and be connected to a level of internet that's lesser but still extremely useful, and can exist off the main internet if needed but doesn't have to.
Not to mention uses in the event of emergencies.