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1. mynamebaka 👌 (xj9@sunshinegardens.org)'s status on Sunday, 17-Dec-2017 16:10:23 UTC mynamebaka 👌

   • harmlessgryphon
   • dewoo~
   • LinuxWalt (@lnxw48a1) {3EB165E0-5BB1-45D2-9E7D-93B31821F864}
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   @lnxw48a1 @benis @dwmatiz @harmlessgryphon

   > many places
   > zero interest

   1. too bad your people can't manage to have a government that acts in favor of having good internet access. that's your problem, not mine.

   1.1. the state that i live in has no such issues. possibly in some municipalities, but for the most part we have policies that encourage competition in general, but specifically in the ISP space.

   2. there's nothing wrong with paying interest.

   2.1. internet isn't free.

   • mynamebaka 👌 (xj9@sunshinegardens.org)'s status on Sunday, 17-Dec-2017 16:11:01 UTC mynamebaka 👌

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     • harmlessgryphon
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     @harmlessgryphon @dwmatiz @benis @lnxw48a1

     2.3. the whole venture has to make sense and have a profitability horizon or you are literally burning money

   • mynamebaka 👌 (xj9@sunshinegardens.org)'s status on Sunday, 17-Dec-2017 16:12:31 UTC mynamebaka 👌

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     • harmlessgryphon
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     @lnxw48a1 @benis @dwmatiz @harmlessgryphon

     being a WISP can dramatically reduce the cost of deploying high-speed networks over large areas as you only have to drop fiber to a limited number of locations that are usually already served by telecom companies to provide cell services