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I haven't because it violates my EULA, and probably just about every other residential EULA. (I am assuming you are talking about a residential fiber Internet

• shanebellone 4y ago
  Most probably. However, it's still an interesting concept. If homes are resources (e.g., providing shelter, building wealth, etc.), then monetizing those resources makes sense. The utility of a home is packaged as a rental. The utility of the sun can be captured and sold with solar panels atop that house. Fiber is also a resource. Symmetrical 1GBPS transfer speeds without a bandwidth cap is also unusual. There must be some arbitrage opportunity here.