Weird, that sounds anti-competitive.
this post was submitted on 19 Aug 2025
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Of course. In a month or two he can tell trump Dem statez are stupid and he should force them to do that.
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No
A bunch starlink modems in an area can overload or whatever the nearby satellite. This is not feasible in its current form.
Lol, lmao even
They’re welcome to say that, as long as their ruler doesn’t enter the political or policy arena and have the moral depravity to act despite a conflict of interest. As long as corporations don’t have undue influence on politics from lobbying or donations.
We don’t have to listen.
Our representatives should be representing us. ….. alright alright you can stop laughing now
Yeah, please..... give me shitty satellite internet instead of a fast fiber line...
If Intel has to give the US government 5%, Starlink should have to give back 25%.
Hey uh Musk how's that there hyperloop comin'?
do they know what competing is? fiber is much cheaper, stablier, offers less latency and more speed.