← Back to context Comment by fluidcruft 3 hours ago Streaming video on airplane flights? 9 comments fluidcruft Reply db48x 3 hours ago Most of Starlink’s customers are simply rural people who want Internet access at decent speeds. There are wide swathes of the US where Starlink’s best competition is measured in kilobytes per second. defrost 3 hours ago Seems like a case for the US having better fibre deployment than it does for leaking interference from unshielded poorly made tin cans. wbl 1 hour ago Fibre rolls in a dense city have different economics from somewhere with just a few people per square mile. 3 replies → gordonhart 2 hours ago ~80% of Starlink customers are not in the US. 2 replies →
db48x 3 hours ago Most of Starlink’s customers are simply rural people who want Internet access at decent speeds. There are wide swathes of the US where Starlink’s best competition is measured in kilobytes per second. defrost 3 hours ago Seems like a case for the US having better fibre deployment than it does for leaking interference from unshielded poorly made tin cans. wbl 1 hour ago Fibre rolls in a dense city have different economics from somewhere with just a few people per square mile. 3 replies → gordonhart 2 hours ago ~80% of Starlink customers are not in the US. 2 replies →
defrost 3 hours ago Seems like a case for the US having better fibre deployment than it does for leaking interference from unshielded poorly made tin cans. wbl 1 hour ago Fibre rolls in a dense city have different economics from somewhere with just a few people per square mile. 3 replies → gordonhart 2 hours ago ~80% of Starlink customers are not in the US. 2 replies →
wbl 1 hour ago Fibre rolls in a dense city have different economics from somewhere with just a few people per square mile. 3 replies →
Most of Starlink’s customers are simply rural people who want Internet access at decent speeds. There are wide swathes of the US where Starlink’s best competition is measured in kilobytes per second.
Seems like a case for the US having better fibre deployment than it does for leaking interference from unshielded poorly made tin cans.
Fibre rolls in a dense city have different economics from somewhere with just a few people per square mile.
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~80% of Starlink customers are not in the US.
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