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Obviously I meant 2033

Might not be a Netflix by 2023..the whole streaming situation is in flux...nobody but the networks are gonna spend billions on the NFL

People are just set in their ways..they always paid by check...memorized the channel number of their favorite shows..they just want to push the easy button...some people love change but sometimes new technology feels like going backwards instead of forward..especially streaming where you can't...

It didn't end very well

Huh

Those streaming boxes can be as simple as a $25 roku stick...one time purchase..

Any update on the VOOM channels?

It was too expensive to keep gaining customers...

So why not stuff a check in envelope and mail it?...or set up credit card autopay the first time they call?

Didn't they start demolition of the Tropicana?

I was thinking of the programming removal fee. My bad

Maybe if they dropped the charge to pay your bill over the phone would be a good start

We have a nice long thread about it https://www.satelliteguys.us/xen/threads/echostar-dish-raises-doubts-about-ability-to-continue-as-a-going-concern.408869/

Not really...atleast on the border..American stations sell advertising for Canadian viewers and vice versa....yes they require Canadian stations to carry x amount of Canadian programming but most Canadian cable and satellite companies carry American TV stations and on the border American cable...

You can get CBC and CTV pretty easily...I don't know about cable channels

For the robots that are going to harvest the crops...get with program

Rural areas have more powerful cell towers than urban...the reason is a cell tower biggest limitation is number of users..so in a urban area you have smaller cells with directional antennas to serve pockets of dense population..rural you have 1 tower with omnidirectional antennas to serve a much...

Looks like something in Ohio

There is a highway nearby...

I believe they are above 70% now...it all depends what the FCC calls rural and also coverage just means the service is available...they don't measure how many people can receive a signal at their particular location...if you live in timbucktoo..dish only needs 1 tower and they have service...not...

It's population not area...they don't put cell towers in corn fields

Dish would do something like a w4 hour Charlie chat channel or bingo tv

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Unless you had 2 modems tied together somehow..you didn't get that speed in 1996 In reality you couldn't do anything with those speeds if you really had them...wasn't much of a web in 1996 https://www.pingdom.com/blog/the-web-in-1996-1997/

Look up instacart https://www.instacart.com/p/peacock