The biggest hurdle here is that the State allows for a cable monopoly so there is no competition. I know Hawaii is a small market but we should allow for more than one cable provider. Keep sending those emails to our governor.
Robinson is spot on. This is bad in the US and worse in Japan. We do our best to squash creative thinking starting in grade school.
I love the story about the 6yo drawing God. Teacher: "What are you drawing?", 6yo: "God", Teacher: "But nobody knows…
Absolutely! We are small enough we could do fiber to every home without breaking the bank. We could act as a testbed for ultra high bandwidth applications.
Mattias said:The Swedish government made a similar decision in the 90s and now everyone has…
The Swedish government made a similar decision in the 90s and now everyone has fiber to their house. It's not as fast though as I think it tops off at 80Mbps, but always getting faster. I wouldn't mind throwing in some tax money to get those kinds o…
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