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Space-x gigabit internet service

Space-X just recently launched its first batch of internet satellites. These satellites are not like anything before. They are low orbit and will deliver 1gbps internet speed per user at a very competitive price. And here’s the best part : LOW LATENCY. It will be great for gaming. Amazon is launching similar. At&t played games deploying fiber across the country. It will soon regret that. I look forward to canceling my c-appy 45mpbs u-verse for space-x service.

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Hope they don’t catch on fire like their cars!

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Post ID: @3vle+Zt2ZjPV

This is PR stunt. Obviously you don’t understand Physics my friend. Nothing travels faster than the speed of light, like Fiber does! What do you think connects to your cell tower or will connect to 5G pole mounted terminals? Fiber! Fiber is the future. It’s not going away to satellite service. If that was the case, AT&T would be launching satellites and canning it network long ago already!!

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Post ID: @2gka+Zt2ZjPV

Elon Musk is a nutcase. Does anyone take him seriously anymore?

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Post ID: @2mnl+Zt2ZjPV

When I hired with BellSouth in 2001, my peers made fun of an article that I read about Alcatel and how DSL will revolutionize how we process video, and how it will enhance medical technology and real-time information. They laughed at me and made unkind remarks about me too.

Please tell me you are not still drawing a paycheck?

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Post ID: @2hwu+Zt2ZjPV

at least it is an option to jump ship, the deathstar makes millions selling dsl light 768k. about time..

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Post ID: @1jdi+Zt2ZjPV

OP Post ID: @Zt2ZjPV

You read it too! You know what is in the future for technology!

When I hired with BellSouth in 2001, my peers made fun of an article that I read about Alcatel and how DSL will revolutionize how we process video, and how it will enhance medical technology and real-time information. They laughed at me and made unkind remarks about me too.

That was only 17 years ago. Look at where we are today.

I just want you to know that I hear you. I appreciate you. But at&t doesn’t want to hear it and if you are not already gone, they will probably tap you on the shoulder soon.

Best of luck to you

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Post ID: @1vmy+Zt2ZjPV

Couple years ago it was google loon and their big balloon gonna change everything. How'd that turn out?

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Post ID: @1vwb+Zt2ZjPV

Al those low orb satellites will remind me of the scenes in Wall-E when try to escape the atmosphere and push out a bunch of sats in the way!

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Post ID: @1xfy+Zt2ZjPV

Low Latency

X - Doubt

This will be horrid for gaming.

Also, no one else is going to be stealing your data, it's called encryption.

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Post ID: @1nhg+Zt2ZjPV

Good news for Rural Areas that get nothing. This will be a 100 times faster/availability then the Hughes Network. Amazon said it will launch around 3,300 low orbiting satellites--questions is evern at launching 1 a day ...it will take 7 years and in 7 years technology advances will make their satellites obsolete.

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Post ID: @1ywf+Zt2ZjPV

Space junk

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Post ID: @1lbd+Zt2ZjPV

Good luck with that. Your data is going to be coming from a satellite, which means everyone in town can just receive all your data. Great security there.

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Post ID: @1sob+Zt2ZjPV

Too bad Space-X won't be able to provide sub-millisecond latency. Be 3-8 seconds at best.

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Post ID: @1qdn+Zt2ZjPV

Great! Thank goodness Elon Musk isn’t known for hyping something to a level he can’t realistically deliver! If Elon actually offers gigabit satellite internet to any measurable number of locations within 10 years I will eat my shorts.

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Post ID: @kzx+Zt2ZjPV

The idea is to to provide sub dsl speed to places with no telecomm infrastructure. Basic connectivity. Don't get to excited.

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Post ID: @uwz+Zt2ZjPV

Honestly, I like my fiber. It's reliable.

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