See what all you cord cutters have caused?
https://www.cordcuttersnews.com/spe...tkSYsukQk8jFR3-Vkj6RpdDj5UcrrBaBqFpmGJnoJ3GAM
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Spectrum asks FCC to allow data caps on broadband plans.
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That would suck so bad. Would they include their own services like streaming their TV on devices?
Why would they not do the same if their main competitor is doing it?
Broadband should be a public utility like gas & electrical
Elon Musk needs to get wifi from satellites figured out that allows unlimited bandwidth and reasonable upload speeds
imagine the work from home world if you could live anywhere you wanted, and were able to video conference, upload huge files and have signal in every park, lake or trail.
That would have almost as much of an impact on living demographics and transportation as autonomous transportation. Not to mention kill off these cable company providers that have screwed Americans for decades and it would force cell phone providers to open bandwidth on 5G to compete.
imagine the work from home world if you could live anywhere you wanted, and were able to video conference, upload huge files and have signal in every park, lake or trail.
That would have almost as much of an impact on living demographics and transportation as autonomous transportation. Not to mention kill off these cable company providers that have screwed Americans for decades and it would force cell phone providers to open bandwidth on 5G to compete.
Whoa. You trying to kill everyone?
Does anyone on here use UbiFi?
I cannot get anything more than 3mbs down where I live, UbiFi is something I am looking at and would be curious on any feedback.
I have signed up for the Starlink beta but that is not scheduled until the fall.
I cannot get anything more than 3mbs down where I live, UbiFi is something I am looking at and would be curious on any feedback.
I have signed up for the Starlink beta but that is not scheduled until the fall.
They also announced that they are raising their broadcast fee from $13.50 to $16.45 a month. If you don't know a broadcast fee is what you pay the cable company for ABC, CBS, NBC, and Fox, you know, that channels that you can get for free with an antenna.