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US to spend $42 billion to make internet access universal by 2030
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I'll believe it when I see it. They have been promising high speed internet for over a decade here, yet my only options are still 7 meg DSL and satellite.
I know this feels like mockery from a person with GPON to the door, but people like you still existing may be the reason the Web hasn't gone completely apeshit in bandwidth usage.