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They could make it 1000GB for US$10/month and I still wouldn't give any money to a company associated with that man.
You gonna throw your computer away?
They could make it 1000GB for US$10/month and I still wouldn't give any money to a company associated with that man.
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They could make it 1000GB for US$10/month and I still wouldn't give any money to a company associated with that man.
"That man" is the only person so far who's actually helped the Iranian people get their voices heard amidst government shutdown of the entire internet. Like it or not, Persians love him.
The same guy could help some people and kick others in the dirt at the same time.
The same Persians in a western country would be called a threat to western culture by parties Musk endorses
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Don't worry, this is the type of project that can easily get nationalized with zero pushback if anyone with authority wanted to.
yes but only by a US authority.
They could make it 1000GB for US$10/month and I still wouldn't give any money to a company associated with that man.
"That man" is the only person so far who's actually helped the Iranian people get their voices heard amidst government shutdown of the entire internet. Like it or not, Persians love him.
They could make it 1000GB for US$10/month and I still wouldn't give any money to a company associated with that man.
This resonates for me. I do not want my technology tied to some person I consider of despicable character. Would I buy a cell phone, even at a good deal from Putin? No. Corporations have increasingly become political. Thanks, United vs FEC! So we see them taking a knee to gain commercial advantage. And as in this case harm to our democracy. In my opinion, no discussion about Starlink is complete without considering w…
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yes but only by a US authority.
Yes and the seeds have already been planted by the current US administration taking various financial stakes in public companies as a condition of corporate welfare.
That's not bad for the cheap plan. Even the slow mode is fast enough for video conferencing and doing basic remote work. They still have a separate unlimited plan for anyone who needs more.
They explicitly say video streaming will be "limited" aka it won't work like you want it to