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Well that sure is a case for Starlink.
by pantalaimon 6y ago
Well that sure is a case for Starlink.
- ajsnigrutin 6y agoAs with every war, you have "freedom fighters" fighting the "bad dictator" and you have "terrorists" fighting the "democratically elected leader", depending on who the media like that day - https://imgur.com/gallery/NQ67u https://imgur.com/gallery/NQ67u . Same here.. if elon/us government/whoever sides with the protesters, then starlink is the solution. If they decide that the farmers are "oposition funded extremists" (or whatever) it isn't. Basically the only solution is the one that is independent on the government and international corporations... be it ham radio, wifi mesh networks, or some other kind of technology. Obviously all of that is easier in developed nations, where everyone can buy an extra router and a handheld radio for a price of a dinner at a shitty restaurant.
- Brozilean 6y agoYou think Elon Musk wouldn't cut starlink for folks if they were striking? Really?
- spoonjim 6y agoNot for the Indian government, at his level they are just for the lulz. For the US government, very likely.
- postmeta 6y agoAre you perhaps referring to the emerald-inheritance-richy-rich child-slave-loving-cobalt-mining 3rd-world-tweet-coup-leading union-busting-racist-workplace-of-terror-managing thai-pedo-twitter-bully covid-denier Elon that weird homeless hippy writers, wallstreetbros and proud-moms who didn't buy any $TSLA like to get their outrage chubs for?
- sandeeps_ 6y agoWow! You sure are salty about $TSLA!
- fakedang 6y agoYou think Elon wouldn't cut Starlink so that he can cozy up with a dictatorial regime? Edit:- keep 'em downvotes coming Muskie fanbois!
- dang 6y agoWould you please stop breaking the site guidelines? https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html