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Yeah, I guess "it's not meant for high population density areas" argument would work if rurals didn't also have garbage service on Starlink.
by randomcarbloke 3y ago
Yeah, I guess "it's not meant for high population density areas" argument would work if rurals didn't also have garbage service on Starlink.
- TinkersW 3y agoI have used it regularly in a rural area, it works amazingly better than what was available prior, and keeps improving as more satellites are launched.
- ghaff 3y agoIf nothing other than 1 Gbit fiber will satisfy you I guess Starlink isn't that great. But, honestly, my wired broadband 50 miles outside of one of the largest cities in the Northeast isn't 100% reliable and near-infinitely fast either. As in your case, my brother's house basically didn't really have Internet before though was finally get able to get a Verizon hotspot which "worked" but you couldn't really stream video, for example, because of data costs. Now, it's completely practical to work from there as well as have access to Internet entertainment etc. options which simply wasn't the case before.
- adgjlsfhk1 3y agocompared to what?
- randomcarbloke 3y agopigeons