Post number #95087, ID: 0d91a7
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If all goes to strike with internet providers can you imagine a future with it being the norm?
Post number #97245, ID: 36206b
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>>95087 I was actually discussing that with my friends the day net neutrality was thrown away. I think it could happen but fiber cables are expensive and who knows if the rules about where you can lay them down based on company territory will still exist even if the current ISP's fail.
Post number #98437, ID: b85ced
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Mesh networks are slow, local, and spotty. But they're there in a pinch. It it happens, it'll be everyone running something on their phone with a handful of saints giving away their 5G connection... When they feel like it.
Wireless adhoc meshes with consumer grade hw is where it's going to be at. That or everyone has a satphone.
Post number #98874, ID: 5e24e3
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You guys made me realize I don't know shit about networks
Post number #98876, ID: 5e24e3
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But you also made me realize I wanted tuo know about it so huh thx yall gonna learn somehow
Post number #99090, ID: 36206b
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>>98876 Have fun during the journey~
Post number #99746, ID: 4f3369
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Make the whole internet p2p what could go wrong lol
Post number #99747, ID: 4f3369
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Post number #99862, ID: 7ee595
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>>99746 Less than with it in the hands of a bunch of pricks to be fair
Post number #100920, ID: c973c4
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There will always be the issue of "last mile connectivity". Separating distinctly these from what we currently know as 'isp'-s will phase out a lot of the (mostly political/bureocratic) cuurent problems with the internet.
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| If all goes to strike with internet providers can you imagine a future with it being the norm?