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Hey Now! ...but that's fair, the little ISP's were already for Net Neutrality. * * ISP Owner in MT
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Oh hey, we have a slack channel for this. Email staff@tsi.io, we'll combine what we have with what you have.
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You should incorporate when you make $1500 and/or when you need to start signing contracts. Why $1500? Stripe Atlas is $500 (comes with enough AWS credits to host your app for at least a year) and your increased accounting cost will
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When you go back, using Google Fi and hotspotting has been a fantastic experience.
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Having just been in Beijing and Shanghai for a significant period of time, I can say both of those cities are fairly modern with a flair of western living standards (aside from the fact that most people don't speak English). I can
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While it may be too late for the author, it's possible to port you Fi number out to a different carrier, like ATT / Verizon / Twilio as long as your account is still active. I also believe there is a 6 month hold period on t
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I've resorted to Baidu at the moment. Google maps in China is garbage. Hot steaming garbage.
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As an actual rural independent FTTH provider, I can say you're wrong. It's incredibly hard to go against the incumbent duopoly of cable/telco, and they will most certainly abuse their market power. Though in a sad way it wor
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I've spent the better part of my last few months in China, Beijing and Shanghai specifically. China just speed-ran the industrial revolution at 10x the size of the US and is about to surpass us in the next era of energy, renewable ene
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Our state GIS guys are pretty amazing IMHO. https://www.magip.org/
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Sorry to not include those guys, I think there's a trucking logistics company over by there as well? And a GSK lab. And Lolo Peak Brewing.
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Yes. I'm just saying the state is big enough for body slamming journalists and naked bike riding.
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We do have entertaining politics, much like everywhere else. That said, there's always a yin to the yang. https://www.hrc.org/blog/montana-governor-steve-bullock-sign...
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I agree that's a huge issue which is only slowly getting better. It's also rather normal for people to travel/work remote/move between the top cities. From Helena I drive to Missoula or Bozeman at least once a month to
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Still live in Livingston? I'll buy you a beer at Katabatic just to say hello.
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https://meanwhileinmontana.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/18... Counter-counterpoint: Visit Missoula when they are naked biking.
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Change can't be fought, only embraced and directed.
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Usually if you don't be a dick (if you have one or not) nobody cares. Missoula would be the best town if you're looking for an inclusive city culturally. Our state pride is pretty big. https://www.bigskypride.com
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Oh yeah! Funny story -- when he was first starting they had to FedEx their videos to a friend because upload speeds were so bad. That, and a bunch of other stories, is what inspired me to start an ISP (and party like it's 1999).
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I operate casually.
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Which company? I can give an email to each, or for the most part they all have careers pages.
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Oh, and if the outdoors aren't your thing, we have a different kind of trail map as well: http://montanabrewers.org/trail-map/
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Montana, a land of National parks, natural beauty, fast internet, and a low cost of living has a number of high tech jobs open. Full disclosure, I own an internet company here and want more tech savvy people in the area ;) Social Finanace
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It really depends on how the infrastructure is built. For instance at our WISP we limit tower radius distance to 1 Mile. This allows us to push higher speeds and have lower latency. I do agree; many traditional WISPs try to maximize tower
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Per usual on ISP topics popping into hacker news, I implore anyone considering starting an ISP to jump into the ISPSchool Slack channel. PM me or send an email to staff@tsi.io and we will add you. TL;DNR Montana probably has faster interne
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Thank goodness for this. I keeping having to symlink gpg2 to gpg on new servers to keep myself from going bonkers.
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I've reviewed all of those services and none of the pricing models are right for me. Based on the features I'd like to use, I'm bumped into a higher price bracket even though I'm only doing 3-4 contracts per month. At
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I've been wanting this product for 6 months, and didn't have the will to make something internally for our company. Great product, you've nailed my price point (small business), going to do the trial and see whats up.
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I wouldn't call it a business per-se. It seems about once every month or two I can organize a connection, but I have thought about making it a bit more commercial.
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I facilitate high value in person Bit/Alt coin transactions.
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