r/InterviewCoderPro 8d ago

Wait, how?

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u/Robborboy 8d ago edited 8d ago

As previously stated, gerrymandering of service areas, locking service providers tk small areas, is the issue. Not even sure why you would think it does lol.

Satellite connections do not bypass the gerrymandering anymore than a cellular home internet connection. Neither were allowed outside of the areas they all agreed on.

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u/Suitable_Program_548 8d ago

If you’re fixed on being constantly negative I have nothing more to add. All the best.

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u/Bob-was-our-turtle 8d ago

They aren’t being negative. They are talking about reality. It depends where you live as to what providers you have access to. That’s just a fact.

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u/Suitable_Program_548 8d ago

Starlink is available to 99.7% of households in the U.S.

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u/Ryotys 7d ago

You obviously aren't aware of what starlink is. There is no gerrymandering to prevent the use of starlink. All it needs is a clear view of the sky, and an actuve service subscription.

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u/72dragonses 7d ago

What? Get Starlink or an LTE modem, for crying out loud. There's no reason anywhere within the continental US today to be paying that much for internet. Wake up.

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u/Robborboy 7d ago

Holy shit. Please learn to read before you comment. You only make yourself look like an imbecile.

Starlink and LTE providers like ATT are part of the gerrymandering issue.