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I feel like in 90% of Starlinks use cases it is only the best option because they are the most motivated to succeed. Running traditional wired service is the m
by isk517 3y ago
I feel like in 90% of Starlinks use cases it is only the best option because they are the most motivated to succeed. Running traditional wired service is the more practical and permanent solution but the telecoms have made far to much money by taking money then not delivering.
- LegitShady 3y ago>Running traditional wired service is the more practical and permanent solution It's permanent but it depends on what the word practical means. Often the cost of setting up infrastructure for such low density population means the infrastructure will never pay for itself, or that the same money spent elsewhere would service many more customers, so its not necessarily practical.
- grecy 3y ago> Running traditional wired service is the more practical and permanent solution Not when you're 50+ miles from the nearest anything. Don't think of people that live kind of near a town and still get LTE. Think of people that drive for hours and still don't get LTE.