So many people have found Elon through tragic illnesses and disabilities, myself included. Why?
Speaking for myself, the rest of the world failed me even though I did everything I was supposed to. It used me up when my health was good, then threw me to the street like trash when I developed Narcolepsy Type1.
Elon fights for what the Elite deem to be used up trash. His products have giving me far more than I ever thought possible. Thank you Elon
Speaking for myself, the rest of the world failed me even though I did everything I was supposed to. It used me up when my health was good, then threw me to the street like trash when I developed Narcolepsy Type1.
Elon fights for what the Elite deem to be used up trash. His products have giving me far more than I ever thought possible. Thank you Elon
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I tried to reach out to the person that put this comment in the signature petition, to no avail.
I take the responsibility to publish this without him knowing, as I believe it is important to us all.
It will motivate me to keep going, through all difficulties that await us.
rson and want me to take this down, let me know.
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Hey @ATT @TMobile @Verizon if Starlink Mobile wasn’t a threat, then why are you doing this?
Listen you spineless jellyfish, WE THE PEOPLE are tired of you and your industry’s lack of innovation. We demand better and SpaceX and Starlink will deliver. Your MOB control is OVER!
Listen you spineless jellyfish, WE THE PEOPLE are tired of you and your industry’s lack of innovation. We demand better and SpaceX and Starlink will deliver. Your MOB control is OVER!
AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile are jointly lobbying the FCC to preserve existing rules as @SpaceX moves closer to launching its own independent cellular network that would compete directly with the three major U.S. carriers.
On Oct 20th, reps from all three major U.S. wireless carrials to push back against proposed changes that would give satellite companies more freedom to offer cellular service.
The carriers urged the FCC to:
• Block satellite companies from using certain 5G frequencies currently used by wireless carriers.
• Keep rules requiring satellite companies to get permission from wireless carriers before using their licensed spectrum.
• Allow wireless carriers to maintain control over these agreements, including the ability to end them.
• Reconsider proposed interference limits to protect existing cellular networks.
Based on all the public communications from these carriers, and the lobbying, they are clearly worried that SpaceX's @Starlink Mobile network is going to be a major competitor to them. Starlink Mobile will become the first network operator to deploy both satellite and terrestrial spectrum.
The FCC recently announced that they are considering new rules that could make it easier for satellite companies like SpaceX to offer cellular service without relying as heavily on existing wireless carriers, so this is partly what the three big carriers are fighting against.
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JoNationLive retweeted
This AT&T guy talks more about $SPCX than we do. Elon should just have him on the quarterly calls going forward.
AT&T CEO in new interview on SpaceX's @Starlink Mobile:
"Our competitors cannot and will not match our operating proficiency, network performance, or exceptional converged value proposition. I think LEO constellations are fantastic for delivering bandwidth to rural areas. I woult I would call one carrier of low-band spectrum."
SpaceX said earlier this week that it plans to launch its next-gen Starlink Mobile service, built for 5G speeds, in early 2028, which will for the first time deploy both satellite and terrestrial spectrum. SpaceX is set to become the fourth major U.S. carrier, which is clearly making T-Mobile, AT&T and Verizon, nervous.
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JoNationLive retweeted
Iran reportedly telling Hezbollah "you're not required to help" is the same energy as ur ex texting "I'm fine." Translation: the IDF already wrecked u once, stay on the couch this time
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JoNationLive retweeted
Ha, and that's the part people still don't get about Starlink.
It's not "satellite internet" like the old days of 600ms lag and data caps. It's thousands of satellites in low Earth orbit, fast enough for video calls, 4K streaming and even gaming.
Fiber in a big city can still be faster. But fiber stops where the cables stop. Starlink works on a mountain, a boat, a plane, a farm, or a disaster zone where the towers are down.
Now with direct-to-cell, even a normal phone can text from a dead zone.
Elon's goal was never to beat your router. It's to make "no signal" a thing of the past. 📡🌍
It's not "satellite internet" like the old days of 600ms lag and data caps. It's thousands of satellites in low Earth orbit, fast enough for video calls, 4K streaming and even gaming.
Fiber in a big city can still be faster. But fiber stops where the cables stop. Starlink works on a mountain, a boat, a plane, a farm, or a disaster zone where the towers are down.
Now with direct-to-cell, even a normal phone can text from a dead zone.
Elon's goal was never to beat your router. It's to make "no signal" a thing of the past. 📡🌍
@TheCaptainEli Korean forest rangers getting better signal in the mountains than I get in my kitchen in Katy. Elon really said no dead zones anywhere 🔥
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It’s astounding that the @ATT CEO is so ignorant. If I were an AT&T shareholder, I would sell all my stock because this arrogance will sink the company faster than the Titanic!
AT&T CEO in new interview on SpaceX's @Starlink Mobile:
"Our competitors cannot and will not match our operating proficiency, network performance, or exceptional converged value proposition. I think LEO constellations are fantastic for delivering bandwidth to rural areas. I woult I would call one carrier of low-band spectrum."
SpaceX said earlier this week that it plans to launch its next-gen Starlink Mobile service, built for 5G speeds, in early 2028, which will for the first time deploy both satellite and terrestrial spectrum. SpaceX is set to become the fourth major U.S. carrier, which is clearly making T-Mobile, AT&T and Verizon, nervous.
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All the old timers of Lebanon MO loved the Cybertrucks and had lots of questions.
If passing through Lebanon MO stop at Elm Streets Eatery on historic Route 66 for a solid meal at a reasonable price. Be sure to say hi to Sassy.
If passing through Lebanon MO stop at Elm Streets Eatery on historic Route 66 for a solid meal at a reasonable price. Be sure to say hi to Sassy.
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It was truly my pleasure having @TesLatino and @TesLatina stop by and visit with me last night.
They are always doing so much for everyone else. It was such an honor to host them and do something for them.
Side note, if I invite you to my home, you’re leaving with a gift.😉
They are always doing so much for everyone else. It was such an honor to host them and do something for them.
Side note, if I invite you to my home, you’re leaving with a gift.😉
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