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I wonder what is the percentage of Americans who really, really want broadband but live in a rural area without it. 5 years of living in the boonies confined me to dial-up because I couldn’t afford the expensive satellite internet service that was still slower than broadband, and for whatever reason, mobile broadband didn’t work out there either.
Thankfully, I’m back in “civilization” now.
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