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> ...increasing number of people who have left the Bay Area and moved to our area. Nearly all of these are remote tech workers. spot on: >> a quality of life
by haspok 5y ago
> ...increasing number of people who have left the Bay Area and moved to our area. Nearly all of these are remote tech workers.
spot on:
>> a quality of life improvement for a small group of wealthy individuals
Only question is, will the money from this small group of wealthy individuals be sufficient to pay for the full system? We'll see in about 4 years the latest, when satellites will start falling down, and will have to be replaced by new ones...
- runarberg 5y agoMoney from a small group of wealthy individuals might be sufficient to pay for this system and perhaps few competitors. However it is quite a long shot at calling that a game changer. Quite the contrary this might be a game stopper for a larger number of poorer folks in rural communities that have been asking for traditional broadband for decades and now have to battle the “Technology will solve it” issue their local politicians will inevitably bring up now.