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Glorious. Maybe it's a West Coast thing. In most of the south, besides maybe Austin or Atl, we ain't got no fiber to be shootin'.
by edmcnulty101 5y ago
Glorious.
Maybe it's a West Coast thing.
In most of the south, besides maybe Austin or Atl, we ain't got no fiber to be shootin'.
- dekhn 5y agoThere's something Special about Oregon and fiber optic placement (at least, that's what I was told at the time; the article says instead this was Google owned fiber that was undergrounded eventually). AT&T Fiber is in Austin. In my neighborhood, that's delivered via the overhead lines. My internet connection is literally a fiber that drops form a cable in my backyard from a bigger fiber, through my wall, into a fiber terminator. If you shot at that cable, about 500 people might lose access. In other locations, I assume they undergrounded conduits a long time ago and run the fiber through that to a local box, which then either runs underground to houses, or ... over poles that drop to houses. it really is a series of tubes