This Man Launched a New Internet Service Provider from His Garage | Freethink DIY Science

Gotta respect that

When the devil interrupts my internet service, I just start reading more books. The first book I pick up is the bible. Does the devil want me to start growing closer to God with each passing day? 🤔

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I need your help please upload design specifications I'm trying to do this in my home town but bell owns the lines what do I do?

in Iraq this is basically the standard way of doing things . ISPs outsource there services to local small contractors, much like what the guy is doing. then these guys resell it for the end users

Internet now should be free. We should have open source internet or wifi for free. I nobody wants to do it. I’ll do it.

What I really would like to know is how much he paid to make that happen. Would also be nice to have a breakdown of the costs for the equipment used.

Moral of the story: just get a 30k loan for a fiber connection to the internet exchange or an enterprise connection

lol. Staying late at school for the library and only having good internet at school builds character. That’s how many of us got through college.

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This man has the BIGGEST CABLE in the neighborhood if you know what i mean........................ 🍆

So an ISP… requires an ISP?

Ah yes. make an ISP that piggybacks off another ISP. I love monopolies....

This sucks. This literally told me nothing about the equipment, infrastructure, or any other information on how all this works or contracts and duplexing and switching or any other information about how any of this works. this video was a waste of time and a waste of time for your editors to make this piece of crap. you suck.

Congratulations 🎉

That cabling rats nest though....wow. Imagine he trips in his garage and takes out the whole business....lol

Luddite phase, nice way of describing technophobia.

This is the kind of guy you can take the boat out on the water, put the fishing lines in and have a few drinks with

Today there are more options for Dillon Beach, CA...in addition to just putting up a SpaceX Starlink dish. Of the options, T-Mobile Home Internet looks pretty interesting.