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> it's not aimed at people that live in cities People are, u know, people. They will defy the "not designed for you" clause. Still, is there a number for one s
by nuker 6y ago
> it's not aimed at people that live in cities
People are, u know, people. They will defy the "not designed for you" clause. Still, is there a number for one sat bandwidth?
- aero-glide2 6y agoAround 20 Gbps per sat or 1 Tbps every launch (60 sats).
- swarnie_ 6y agoAre people going to pay a $500 equipment cost upfront and then $99 a month if they have alternatives? For me in my big city i can get 360mb down unlimited lines for the equivalent of around $50 per month. Anyone choosing the Starlink option in that scenario probably shouldn't have financial independence in the first place.
- nuker 6y ago> Anyone choosing the Starlink option in that scenario probably shouldn't have financial independence in the first place. I know, rich bastards, right?
- ericd 6y agoI’d keep in mind that some people really, really hate Comcast/AT&T/CenturyLink/etc from the years of abuse they’ve meted out. They might be willing to pay a substantial premium to not have to deal with them/contribute to their bottom line anymore.