Google won’t bring Fiber to San Francisco
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#3I don't live in Sf but its city government sure sounds dysfunctional, more so than most cities at least.
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#4I don't live in Sf but its city government sure sounds dysfunctional, more so than most cities at least.
One of the most dysfunctional in america.
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#5I don't live in Sf but its city government sure sounds dysfunctional, more so than most cities at least.
You got that right but I'll hold my rant for another day.
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#6If you want to look at even more dysfunction turn your attention to pondering why lovely Seattle was overlooked and was even cut off of Google's map (okay that was most likely just scaling).
Gigabit Squared seems like it was destined to fail the second it was announced, and where are they now? We have all that fiber already in place and no one to use it. Could Seattle not sell it to Google? Some of kind of partnership? Something?
The last I read about what the Mayor is planning on doing is try to make the fiber initiative into a public utility[1].
1. http://www.reddit.com/r/Seattle/comments/1xtsjb/why_i_oppose...
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#7It's a shame. I'm glad this was published. The public needs to be educated!
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#8I don't live in Sf but its city government sure sounds dysfunctional, more so than most cities at least.
SF is the NIMBY capital of America for a reason. Loads of people who can't seem to understand why housing prices keep rising while they simultaneously ensure that no new housing can be built.
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#9I don't live in Sf but its city government sure sounds dysfunctional, more so than most cities at least.
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#10As long as we're talking about things only the lucky get, like fiber in Kansas, some buildings in San Francisco get Webpass - 100 or 200 Mbit symmetric residential service for $50/month.