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Do people even have cable TV anymore? Six seconds on the Google shows 58 million households in the United States. So, roughly 145,000,000 people. You make the
by reaperducer 2y ago
Do people even have cable TV anymore?
Six seconds on the Google shows 58 million households in the United States. So, roughly 145,000,000 people.
You make the tech bubble mistake of believing that high speed internet is as ubiquitous as coax.
- johnnyanmac 2y ago>Six seconds on the Google I see 68.7 million people, not households. There's my 6 seconds. Maybe 10 minutes would give me a better truth. >You make the tech bubble mistake of believing that high speed internet is as ubiquitous as coax. Yes, and no. Given that the top US cities contain about 8% of the population, you can cover a surprising amount of large country with a surprisingly small amount of area coverage. So it's not as straightforward as "people in SF are in a bubble".