inemesitaffia

if that gets extended to

If you provide the government a platform to do So, they'll do Y if you wait long enough

You need something that's not online or at least not with credentials and devices the Devs and operations people use.

The worst case is the company itself denying you access. More likely to happen with Google.

I think he signed up with a referral link promising a month's service for free. But that kicks in in the second month.

Private Jet rides should be free

Musk didn't design the Cybertruck at all.

The only design I remember him involved in are the charger handles and Gullwing doors.

Jobs had his product failures and limited successes.

It's Chinese propaganda

CGNAT?

He has a misconception of how Starlink billing works.

This isn't how Starlink billing works.

No it isn't, yes they will.

Most of the cost is in installation

That's a different matter entirely.

But he didn't design that anyway.

Amazon LEO was the primary beneficiary

They have global coverage. You don't need a map to know that.

They already do to run you service.

In the case of FWA they just say no.

SpaceX bought back shares twice yearly

Remote/Rural doesn't mean everyone's poor.

Register with Diia or Delta and you'll get your service back.

You're Russian? Sucks to be you

Also I'm betting he himself has never bought these services. I signed up here on Intelsat.

Europe isn't the sort of place that would develop this capability

Weight, Cost, bandwidth, polar availablity.

In Guam it means 10Gbps without Fiber.

Use starlink.sx instead

Palantir ?

Unlike Comcast with its regional monopolies, SpaceX has viable competition in every segment.

For Internet, other satcom providers are now cheaper post Starlink.

You think SpaceX didn't apply to the ITU?

Three issues;

Launch costs

Terminal costs

Satellite costs

As for the UK, it's the devolved governments that are going with Starlink IIRC

It seems like starlink got the jump on infrastructure build out via subsidized government contracts

This is a nonsense take.

It's amazingly disappointing an investment writer can't understand a simple topic in an S1. The launch cost for Starlink is in the satellite business not Launch and is billed at cost

It's very fitting you're dismissing an issue that's not local to you