How & Why Would You MAKE YOUR OWN INTERNET?

[@wastetime6194]

WELCOME....TO WASTETIME

[@jackkanoff9676]

WASTETIME Welcome to a start of a new era

[@crystallkingh3048]

Dont waste our time! >:|

[@logancartwright8280]

I haz sub to the channel

[@kingderkaderka9896]

WASTETIME cool I love to do that

[@jasonhoward6216]

WASTETIME more please this video was really good I need more

[@chasemathis2016]

Where's all my fellow 0 subs guys at?

[@ching1081]

Chase Mathis HERE

[@tobias_fk]

Chase Mathis sup

[@lucadangelo2905]

Chase Mathis yo

[@tronoid5771]

Chase Mathis hi

[@kingkrazypantz8934]

Waassup

[@AnUnknownUser85]

Great first video think I'll be spending a lot of time watching stuff on here as I love all the gameranx stuff. Couple ideas for more content: - The weird and wonderful inventions of VR - What we want to see from future super hero movies - Could you develop and build your own mobile phone with its own applications - Everyday items that need an RGB makeover Not sure about everyone else but these are the sorts of things that bored-me would want to waste time on ;)

[@shilohgaming998]

I originally just came here for the laptop, but this is actually a good Channel! Good job guys!

[@calebguidry3115]

IVE BEEN WANTING TO KNOW ABOUT THIS FOREVER THANK YOU

[@jagab1672]

Holy shit, This is falcon?! Bro I just found this in my recommended. Awesome

[@perse9779]

Mom & Dad actually have this problem--they built their dream home for retirement way out in the way out and the cable company won't lay line through the rock to get to them. They''re stuck with dial-up/satellite until and unless they get a minimum of $50-$100K to lay the cable down to the main road connector.... o-O

[@zachandrew2238]

Subbed for that gaming lap, really in need of one of those rn

[@GreenLycan]

yeah this is actually pretty cool, more to watch from you on here and Gameranx.

[@tamatirobin1757]

Hi waste time! Happy to see a new channel and excited to see what ideas you have! Just being a fan of gameranx growing at an amazing rate and serving us really informative videos and interesting topics!Good luck for this channel!~ Tim

[@mikeymouse7960]

i think one new channel to add to my favourite list 😏

[@DikshantPandey]

Yeah!! You have given some very useful info here!!

[@AdeptuS.AnonyMouS]

LOve you GUYS! keep up the great work!

[@xdiminisharx6015]

Glad to see and hear more from you guys! I love what you do. I'm sure I'll win something in the next few years haha. Regardless I'm here for the long haul. Much love from the UK

[@theoplayz4345]

dang never thought id run into falcon on another channel

[@SuperJimtendo]

It's starting to feel more and more like we might need our own ISP. I love the idea of community sponsored service providers. I wish the lobbyists weren't so good at making sure municipal internet projects get killed. Too much vertical integration is going to kill the internet we know today. Anyway loved the video and the idea for this channel. I'm looking forward to seeing what topics you guys will cover!

[@tankieflanker4119]

It's taken me 2 days to download Halo 5 on my Xbox, and STILL COUNTING!

[@PresidentJeanAuguste]

Also the problems of slow and unaccessible internet should count

[@kaeji_namitsua]

Thats how interned started. Hobby tech people had hundreds of modems at home providing interent for whole town. Some of those people still run ISP.

[@Moshimulations]

I mean in the UK, you now got project gigabit and there are many internet providers coming out of nowhere laying fibre everywhere. Just a few Examples: Hyperoptic, Wildernet, B4RN, Community Fibre, GNetwork

[@FabianRuiz-cf7bz]

Hello guys is this like gameranx, but just random life things?

[@wastetime6194]

Exactly!

[@FabianRuiz-cf7bz]

WASTETIME Cool, I believe this channel will grow quickly. I already like the idea.

[@drpotato9446]

I cant wait to watch this channel for hours and hours on end :D

[@creed7970]

FireJohnDotexe same 😂

[@lucid7947]

Fabe 2020 pretty much exactly how Jake explained it

[@kylixion_6359]

Wow...this was a waste of time! :3

[@user-ij8qq7xx4e]

When someone wastes my time with a joke: Imma give you a Like

[@Slodenz]

HEY FOLKS TODAY IS FRIDAY :) me: Dammit JAKE ITS SATURDAY!

[@zootzoot667]

Slodenz its friday

[@kasra8255]

No it's friday.

[@Slodenz]

Kasra Azad come to sweden :)

[@TheJohnboyhunter]

It's Saturday for me too.

[@bloodhunter9x]

same feeling

[@nootology]

So exactly how does a falcon have human vocal chords and the motor ability to operate a computer?

[@nootology]

And a human brain

[@thesonicravn870]

Noot Twenty years ago a young boy named falcon loved video games. he loved video games so much that he scammed an old man for money to buy an SNES. But that old man was a wizard and decided to punish him. He turned the young boy into an eagle, just to spite him further. His love for video games was too strong and he willed himself to learn how to play with wings. He wanted to join a professional e-sports team. After years of struggle he joined faze clan. But he had to dye his feathers to look like a falcon. They found out and kicked him out. then he joined gameranx the end

[@TheStarvingAfrican]

TheSonic Ravn The Falcon origin story. This is canon now.

[@thesonicravn870]

+TheStarvingAfrican​ it was always cannon :)

[@PaperWasp100]

Well Noot, When a mama bird and a daddy human love each other very much...

[@TKO_CEY]

I feel like Falcon is more than just a name and that he actually thanks he's a bird 🐦

[@xali808]

Kaan Ra i cringed so hard when he told he could fly

[@kcrr]

Kaan Ra he doesn't think he's a bird, he knows it

[@kellyflan587]

Kaan Ra don't be a party pooper

[@Red_the_IT_Guy]

Kaan Ra yeah, he is very thankful he's a bird. (JK)

[@Jacques13able]

i also thank he thanks he is a bard?

[@leonbarnard6043]

I am looking into creating my own ISP, but information is a bit vague and when you and old dog, like me, it's kinda hard to learn new tricks... Anyone that can help?

[@leonkessel9130]

contact your nearest local internet exchange buy bandwidth from them lay a fibre cable.. get company like motorola to make dsl/fibre modems for you have a shitload of infrastructure like radius servers core switches load balancers etc etc etc etc in short .. have more than 250 million dollar ready to spend and then u can start a small company or: resell a 1 gbit connection via whisp... witch is only handy is places where current service sucks oh and yeah.. before i forget... u need teams of people who can maintain all that hardware and software ;)

[@unclearam2055]

Honestly being in the industry. If your in an area where there is any competition or any main providers don't even both. They will end up charging you so much for access it will bankrupt you. And if you do lay fiber and have to sell it. Most main providers will not even look at it cause they know they can get it cheaper when the bank owns it

[@mohammedsanyang2854]

Lets be honest who thinks they will win the laptop. I dont

[@mohammedsanyang2854]

i think most are.

[@thesonicravn870]

n Nah there just pretty cool dudes I like there content.

[@gameranxTV]

Thank you, fellas. Good luck!

[@thesonicravn870]

gameranx hey I don't want gameranx I came here for wastetime get outta here. Lol

[@littleshopofeldritchhorror6224]

n I certainly wouldn't I live in the wrong place

[@forestfire4348]

Holy shit I think I was the first sub.

[@captainhobo6395]

It still says zero for me too

[@chasemathis2016]

same here.

[@ejcase60]

0 for me too

[@SpikyCat]

no you werent it takes youtube time to update

[@FabianRuiz-cf7bz]

Who was the first subscriber... the world will never know.

[@vivekmurali7642]

B.. But... This wasn't a waste of time.....

[@rafaelnahafahik7781]

Vivek Murali time enjoyed wasting is not wasted time

[@Mountain_Drew]

There's always a reason to have your own ISP. They track everything, and the government has the right to pull that information if they want, and ISPs better do it if they don't want a lawsuit on their hands.

[@robertshuxley]

when will falcon do a face reveal?

[@Sherpels]

robertshuxley I don't think he ever will

[@MagicManCM]

robertshuxley have you not seen it? It's at the beginning of just about all of his videos lol.

[@slowbeak3035]

robertshuxley check at 7:25

[@JustWithJosh]

Never and I hope he doesn't it better a mystery

[@nayeemhaque1064]

Those pictures on the video IS his face not photoshopped at all, body of a human head of a falcon! :D

[@ConnorBP]

You can rent a port at an internet exchange and make a mesh network with a group of people in your neighbourhood for pretty damn cheap

[@umanasilos2311]

How do I do that

[@aviradius4455]

@@umanasilos2311 he isn't going to teach you what they teach at colleges and universities in a fucking comment LMAO

[@iKingRPG]

@@aviradius4455 it's not heart surgery.

[@aviradius4455]

@@iKingRPG Ok teach me how to make a leather jacket with leather that I got from a cow that I can slaughter, by the way can you teach me how to slaughter a cow?

[@MikePowlas]

@@umanasilos2311 Get up with me and I will show how to build a WISP

[@stewartmoon2118]

I'm here because net neutrality is going away

[@_Judson]

Stewart Moon lol

[@bgraves7925]

well it has been a year and the internet is still OK

[@capslock793]

@@bgraves7925 it's not like they're going to go end it as we know it right away. They will probably sneak changes in slowly so nobody gets too pissy about it all.

[@iKingRPG]

@@bgraves7925 nah, people having issue where a speedtest shows they have fast internet and they can watch KZbin but not Netflix

[@MikePowlas]

@@capslock793 No they will not.

[@jackkanoff9676]

I wonder who is the first legit subscriber

[@the9tailedgamer403]

SkulloMan 47 me, i subbed when it said 0 subscribers

[@jackkanoff9676]

the9 tailedgamer Yeah but there are also other ppl "claiming" that aswell

[@FabianRuiz-cf7bz]

the9 tailedgamer that's for all of us.

[@jackkanoff9676]

And i betcha that the first sub was prob gameranx

[@thesonicravn870]

SkulloMan 47 All of us are, at least the ones who genuinely want to support the channel

[@user-po5yu2gp6o]

So stoked to be getting more content from you guys! Gameranx has been one of my favorite channels and I am excited to see what the future holds for this channel. Best of luck! Can't wait to see more.

[@allenhauser4250]

Fiber is not necessary to run one. Point to point satellites/attennas have gone really cheap, especially compared to fiber. Speeds and latency is great.

[@tryingmere2149]

Im giving 100$ for 1Mbps and its point to point how are you saying its getting cheap

[@ManofCulture]

speed is meh because it is asymmetrical plus it's expensive compare to fiber

[@iKingRPG]

@@tryingmere2149 your ISP probably sucks. They mean you can buy ptp antennas yourself and beam internet. A lot of people use ubiquiti and some of their antennas are $75 and even cheaper can do 600mbps

[@tryingmere2149]

@@iKingRPG well i search everything this is the most and decent Internet in my country Afghanistan yup and isp really really sucks here nobody gives a damn

[@tryingmere2149]

@@Alexander-jr8nw will the fastest package is 2Mb witch is 200$ what u want me to do with that much speed

[@Terriermon42Q]

This channel seems like it will be the next big Channel I'm calling it now

[@azk12k11]

Nope.

[@JamesPoshBoy]

Chanel? The perfume market?

[@akshatsaraswat9458]

funny nick like coldfusion?

[@martingoldblunt5163]

funny nick same

[@Pablo824]

nope

[@StygianOrange]

Falcon: "I am a bird on all levels but physical! *caw*"

[@stevelucky7579]

2021 When big companies start banning discussion apps from the internet. Me: *chuckles* were in danger :)

[@LikelyLagging]

Yikes...this didn’t age well.... Also where I live either we can get up to 8mbps with one company or the ONLY other company is up to 500mbps but the real kicker is...100$ vs 200$.... yeah 100$ for 8 fucking mbps... So yes it’s 2021 net neutrality is dead and “We will not let companies monopolies the internet” is the biggest fucking joke so far.... feelsfuckingbadman And the worst part, 10 min down the road my buddy gets a gig down for 80$....

[@PaFeliePixel]

Currently I own such a network, its based on another company's infrastructure, but yeah, I had to configure my equipment dedicated servers/switches/routers and such. Here in Romania this costs around 150 dollars just for the deal with the provider + the cost for your equipment. All in all its ok, I've rented my own 256 ip address pool( where my bandwidth permits I can branch out to local ip addresses, so I can provide the service to as many clients as posible ), from which only 253 are accessible of course, the other two are just for the network, to make it function, route traffic and so on and so forth. Parts of the pool is used for online hosting services too :) .

[@OxicLean912]

George Washington: I cannot tell a lie, but perhaps I can interest you in an alternative fact? Trump: * heavy breathing *

[@MrTipsoTV]

yes, as the channel name, this video is WASTEofTIME

[@moderp6478]

You're literally watching this to waste time.

[@kangydang6681]

This video: Yeah everyone watching this has a 99.99% chance of making their own internet OH WELL

[@tobias_fk]

Donald Trump how did you secure that name

[@kangydang6681]

Tobias because im trump

[@CalebP2]

Tobias you can make your name whatever you want

[@TheMelMan]

This was actually very useful information, no time wasted here. Dislike for clickbait channel name. Kidding.

[@midgardviking5325]

Well net neutrality just died and I say fuck it I want my own internet.

[@NwoDispatcher]

Start Norse Net for our volk and hale othin! Bifröst wyrd web

[@javedsipra8730]

In Pakistan , here is huge market to do this business but unfortunately i have not Capital 😣

[@glennkirk5239]

My internet company would b called no filter... Nothing edited and everything would run through a google esq search engine with genres listed in the tool bars and top 30 virus free sites under each.... Known sites with viruses would highlight in rainbow font to signify how gay ( not meaning sexual preference or offense to) that site is... Keep the content coming.. I commute to work and listen to shit on the drive to stay awake

[@theman3282]

its totally waste my time and its 2019..

[@hemme100]

I hate Comcast & at&t

[@star9ine276]

Has Gameranx ever pinned a WASTETIME video?

[@jrpasinski]

This video lives up to the channels name, WASTETIME. Or more specifically wasted my time. Clickbait title, basically just explains that it will cost millions of dollars to setup your own internet. No real discussion about the internet itself just things that somebody with basic network knowledge would already know. Just click away from here.

[@mateocossani8231]

Man you did it again, I don't want or need the computer(I'm from Uruguay :( )) but this channel us going to grow bigger than gameranx so I'm glad to be one of the first ones to subscribe

[@mawrth_7400]

The chances of any of us winning are the same chances of me getting the overwatch skin that I want.

[@mawrth_7400]

The only other way of getting it is paying for it.

[@JD-jl4yy]

What a waste of time

[@TheHermitHacker]

Sadly, this video missed so much. When i lived in Nebraska, i created a tiny ISP for 30 customers. In the early 2000's i setup a community-wide wireless mesh network with multiple high speed connections. Both of which were profitable.

[@camprandy]

If I won the lottery,. I would hire you on my team and create my own internet.

[@glitterbug8808]

Was it expensive?

[@jacobhuggins9510]

Elon is literally building his own infrastructure. Maybe in the future it could give more competition to these companies.

[@rururururururrurururururur6038]

90% give me my gaming laptop 9% are my subscriptions public? 1% about the video

[@Peter_Pennsylvania]

I just laughed way too hard at "Falcon, you're a bird"

[@aLinkz]

Gameranx has evolved :>

[@anthonypalombizio4193]

just started watching this and your other channel... awesome? hells yes! enjoying passing my time at work with it .

[@ihznt]

First off, love this channel immediately. You guys do awesome work. Keep it up. Holy crap though the hoops one would have to jump through to get their own personal internet are mind boggling. It seems like it would almost be cheaper to just park a van in front of an ISP building and force yourself to learn how to hack your way into an unclaimed IP of theirs, rather than spend all the time and money required to connect- like you said- maybe six houses. Either way, awesome video!

[@Officer1774]

Come on everyone: You all know your here for that giveway

[@josip7615]

Collin Morris yup

[@zenoopt5990]

Collin Morris i dont need a pc

[@Calupp]

Anyone else here because of Net Neutrality Repeal?

[@cieleight3365]

Me

[@arizonacameron5509]

Yep

[@Kingofthecrazy]

Yup

[@robertjordan6723]

Fast forward to 2021. Those internet providers have now taken on the roll of saying who can and who can't operate on the internet and what people can and can't put on the internet.

[@dcyphermanplays8233]

Pretty cool first video guys good luck with the new channel :-)

[@ourlordandsavioredupes4102]

Guess who sent me here?

[@mkenyamzalend]

Landlord😂😂😂

[@cobaltdistortion421]

NET NEUTRALITY IS GONE!!! WE NEED TO MAKE AS MANY COMPATATIVE ISP AS POSSIBLE TO GET THINGS ROLLING. #PRESERVINGOPENINTERNET

[@discordbaron9397]

Pov: 7 years later the world got crazy and your here for privacy concerns

[@TwoCraZyEyes0]

man the internet is so complicated about how every little thing works, i can barely understand stuff like this

[@Abelitro]

It would be too lonely if i had my own internet

[@user10842]

In the Philippines tbh we need to get rid of ISP duopoly.

[@technicalamaan8534]

under 30 seconds i hit the subscribe buttom because i loved this video too much

[@CryPHage]

Because I have anger issues when it comes to having internet go out on me. Lol

[@TheD2D21]

1mi fiber optic = 50k, 1mi railroad tracks = 1-2 MM USD Anybody want to go into the railroad business? Oh, the internet! Oh, that's cheap!! LOL

[@opticalbeast4947]

ISPs are all criminals. Where I am, Cable One has EXTREMELY SLOW internet, And so little for so much.

[@lazzyace5551]

only reason id make my own, is so their would be no net neutrality in my house. my kids, my internet.

[@lazzyace5551]

plus, who doesnt want a piece of internet they can control

[@exstinguishify]

this is totally to discourage anyone most likely paid by internet companies currently on the market like AT&T

[@kamaaladiin]

I agree

[@matthewburnett3665]

Anybody watch it the day net neutrality died? Cause same

[@yashkamat4842]

This is becoming more relevant these days because of online meeting/classes/get togethers, etc. I personally have faced too many internet issues during my meetings and fed up of the ISPs in my area... So yeah; I guess I'd want to be an ISP and get rid of the problem (along with earning a little extra cash if possible😉)

[@user-ze6yk1dj7r]

Bruh

[@ajv0987]

I would connect to my own internet so I don't have to deal with the no compete agreements that force the aids of all telecom companies on my neighborhood. Oh yes I'm talking about CenturyStink (CenturyLink) Lord help me a 10Mbs connection should never ever hit 90Kbs... but it often does.

[@ShydenPierce]

is this the gameranx guy? edit: HOLY FUCK IT IS

[@lrod312]

It’s necessary for a decentralized economy.

[@michaeldavis6993]

I look for this cuz, my housegokd been without internet for 13 days, and, we have been calling our provider but the issue is not fixed, don't know what to do, so I used data and typed in "how to make you network provider care about your issue".

[@MikePowlas]

Just set up a PTP Backhaul and you have your own internet and you can be a WISP. Yes it can be done I have set up many.

[@paulynook3491]

Its the guy from gameranx, omg 🤣

[@xbubbakush4205]

U REALLY WANT US TO WASTE OUT TIME ON THIS!? Read More

[@darthvader5300]

phys.org/news/2013-06-storage-terabytes-dvd.html 1,000 terabytes storage capacity DVD More data storage? Here's how to fit 1,000 terabytes on a DVD June 20, 2013 by Min Gu, Yaoyu Cao & Zongsong Gan, The Conversation More data storage? Here’s how to fit 1,000 terabytes on a DVD Using nanotechnology, researchers have developed a technique to increase the data storage capacity of a DVD from a measly 4.7GB to 1,000TB. Credit: Nature Communications We live in a world where digital information is exploding. Some 90% of the world's data was generated in the past two years. The obvious question is: how can we store it all? In Nature Communications today, we, along with Richard Evans from CSIRO, show how we developed a new technique to enable the data capacity of a single DVD to increase from 4.7 gigabytes up to one petabyte (1,000 terabytes). This is equivalent of 10.6 years of compressed high-definition video or 50,000 full high-definition movies. So how did we manage to achieve such a huge boost in data storage? First, we need to understand how data is stored on optical discs such as CDs and DVDs. The basics of digital storage Although optical discs are used to carry software, films, games, and private data, and have great advantages over other recording media in terms of cost, longevity and reliability, their low data storage capacity is their major limiting factor. The operation of optical data storage is rather simple. When you burn a CD, for example, the information is transformed to strings of binary digits (0s and 1s, also called bits). Each bit is then laser "burned" into the disc, using a single beam of light, in the form of dots. The storage capacity of optical discs is mainly limited by the physical dimensions of the dots. But as there's a limit to the size of the disc as well as the size of the dots, many current methods of data storage, such as DVDs and Blu-ray discs, continue to have low level storage density. To get around this, we had to look at light's fundamental laws. More data storage? Here’s how to fit 1,000 terabytes on a DVD Credit: Adam Foster, Codefor Circumnavigating Abbe's limit In 1873, German physicist Ernst Abbe published a law that limits the width of light beams. On the basis of this law, the diameter of a spot of light, obtained by focusing a light beam through a lens, cannot be smaller than half its wavelength - around 500 nanometres (500 billionths of a metre) for visible light. And while this law plays a huge role in modern optical microscopy, it also sets up a barrier for any efforts from researchers to produce extremely small dots - in the nanometre region - to use as binary bits. In our study, we showed how to break this fundamental limit by using a two-light-beam method, with different colours, for recording onto discs instead of the conventional single-light-beam method. Both beams must abide by Abbe's law, so they cannot produce smaller dots individually. But we gave the two beams different functions: The first beam (red, in the figure right) has a round shape, and is used to activate the recording. We called it the writing beam The second beam - the purple donut-shape - plays an anti-recording function, inhibiting the function of the writing beam The two beams were then overlapped. As the second beam cancelled out the first in its donut ring, the recording process was tightly confined to the centre of the writing beam. This new technique produces an effective focal spot of nine nanometres - or one ten thousandth the diameter of a human hair. The technique, in practical terms Our work will greatly impact the development of super-compact devices as well as nanoscience and nanotechnology research. The exceptional penetration feature of light beams allow for 3D recording or fabrication, which can dramatically increase the data storage - the number of dots - on a single optical device. The technique is also cost-effective and portable, as only conventional optical and laser elements are used, and allows for the development of optical data storage with long life and low energy consumption, which could be an ideal platform for a Big Data centre. As the rate of information generated worldwide continues to accelerate, the aim of more storage capacity in compact devices will continue. Our breakthrough has put that target within our reach. Explore further: Nano breakthrough boosts data security More information: www.nature.com/ncomms/2013/130 … full/ncomms3061.html Journal reference: Nature Communications Source:: The Conversation Read more at: phys.org/news/2013-06-storage-terabytes-dvd.html#jCp FIGHT THE FCC's ANTI-INTERNET NEUTRALITY AND ANTI-INTERNET FREEDOM Radio Interface Linux of course has full radio modem support (AX.25 its called) so after an earthquake or any catastrophe we can get an internet working again without having to run hundreds of miles of new fiber. Great! Offered by Rob. To quote from the web page by Bruce Perens: But, why use an operating system that only a nerd could love? ... it's the best platform for developing the kinds of software that Radio Amateurs need. I certainly agree, but I disagree with the statement: "it's the best platform for developing the kinds of software that Radio Amateurs need." The two main things going for it are that it's cheap (or free) and there is all sorts of software for it, especially for various aspects of the internet. As far as ham radio goes, everything the article says about Linux is also true for any other software platform for the internet. The key is that ham radio uses virtually the same packet communications protocol as does the internet (ham radio's AX2.5, commercial X2.5, and TCP/IP are virtually the same thing).In other words, I believe that a Windows NT WWW server can be configured to use the AX.25 protocol (and has probably already been so modified and those modifications are available free from ham web sites). The internet is already available over the air and has been for several years. You just have to find it with some web surfing. Offered by Ron. WB5KAN Real Net Neutrality means: 1.NO CENSORSHIP. 2.NO WEBSITE BLOCKING. 3.NO WEBSITE TAMPERING. 4.NO WEBSITE TRAFFIC BRAKING. 5.NO PREFERENTIAL INTERNET SPEED TREATMENT. 6.NO ILLEGAL FEES FOR FASTER INTERNET. 6.NO WEBSITE WILL BE GIVEN PREFERENTIAL INTERNET SPEED. 7.ALL WEBSITE MUST HAVE THE SAME INTERNET SPEED OF DOWNLOADING AND UPLOADING WITH NO ILLEGAL ADDITIONAL FEES. 8.NO WEBSITE DELETIONS. 9.NO COMMENTARY BLOCKING. 10.NO COMMENTARIES BLOCKING-DELETION-BRAKING. 11.NO DELETION OF HISTORY BROWSE AND NO DELETION OF HISTORY COMMENTARIES LISTINGS. 12.NO DIRECT AND INDIRECT AND SUBTLE HARASSMENT FROM THE ISPs. Thank God my computer technicians has created a hardwired external O/S surveillance-scanning through an indirect hardwired optical analog camera video-audio recorder installed in front of a separate duplicate CRT computer monitor from our Soviet Era military surplus so everything that I have accessed through the computer-internet is recorded and copied on microfilm and on "PRINT" by a dot-matrix printer and everything is organized based on a chronological basis and using the DEWEY DECIMAL SYSTEM! And they set up a multi-redundant server system so everything that goes into their servers is split and duplicated and copied and stored in a separate desktop server system. If the fears of throttled internet are patently ‘absurd’ as you have claimed that it is Mr. Lionel then how come cities and municipalities, entire counties and even entire states are now going for PUBLICLY OWNED AND PAID FOR BY AMERICAN TAXPAYERS MUNICIPALITY BROADBAND INTERNET PUBLIC UTILITIES? If the fears of throttled internet are patently ‘absurd’ as you have claimed that it is Mr. Lionel then how come all corporate ISPs such as Google, KZbin, AOL, Facebook, Twitter, Verizon, Comcast, and many others are actively and ILLEGALLY TRYING TO FORCE AND MAKE THE FCC TO ILLEGALLY BAN MUNICIPAL BROADBAND PUBLICLY OWNED AND AMERICAN TAXPAYERS PAID INTERNET UTILITIES WHICH ARE DECENTRALIZED FORMS OF AFFORDABLE LOCALLY PUBLICLY OWNED INTERNET INFRASTRUCTURE? It is forbidding you from making yourself independent from corporate owned and controlled utilities BY PREVENTING YOU FROM MAKING A PUBLICLY OWNED AND CONTROLLED UTILITIES DIRECTLY PAID FOR BY THE PEOPLE? HOW MANY PIECES OF SILVER DID THE CORPORATE ISPs PAID YOU TO SAY "Fears of throttled internet are patently ‘absurd’ - Lionel? People change from good to bad, and from bad to good.

[@darthvader5300]

Laura Khalil by Laura Khalil • September 21st, 2010 37.7749295, 122.4194155 Gliwice Radio Tower at Night The HInternet would use radio frequencies.San Francisco hackerspace, Noisebridge, is making an alternative network modeled after the Internet that would provide high-speed connectivity for a fraction of the cost of traditional internet service. Noisebridge is working on this project using commodity Wi-Fi equipment that’s been modified to work under amateur radio frequencies. The FCC grants experimenters spectrum space to build high power, long range radio systems. Through this provision, Noisebridge has begun building the HInternet (a combination of “Ham Radio" and “Internet”). As one enthusiast explains, “You can run any application you could run over the Internet, the difference is you don’t need any wires. Everything is done through radio links. In the event of a major disaster, you wouldn’t have to worry about downed lines or earthquake damage to underground equipment - the network would naturally reform itself, routing around failures.” The idea to create the HInternet was triggered by the realization that there was a lot open IP space allocated to amateur radio that was not in use. Aside from the benefits this system could provide in natural disaster, the HInternet is driven by the belief in freedom and open access to the Internet. The United States is debating a bill to create an Internet kill switch, also known as the PCNAA bill. For true redundancy, a non-critical network such as the HInternet is being built to avoid this single point of failure. The HInternet project is looking for volunteers to help them test and build the network. If you’re interested in learning more, they are holding a variety of information sessions this Fall. Visit their website for more information. FIGHT THE FCC's ANTI-INTERNET NEUTRALITY AND ANTI-INTERNET FREEDOM Radio Interface Linux of course has full radio modem support (AX.25 its called) so after an earthquake or any catastrophe we can get an internet working again without having to run hundreds of miles of new fiber. Great! Offered by Rob. To quote from the web page by Bruce Perens: But, why use an operating system that only a nerd could love? ... it's the best platform for developing the kinds of software that Radio Amateurs need. I certainly agree, but I disagree with the statement: "it's the best platform for developing the kinds of software that Radio Amateurs need." The two main things going for it are that it's cheap (or free) and there is all sorts of software for it, especially for various aspects of the internet. As far as ham radio goes, everything the article says about Linux is also true for any other software platform for the internet. The key is that ham radio uses virtually the same packet communications protocol as does the internet (ham radio's AX2.5, commercial X2.5, and TCP/IP are virtually the same thing).In other words, I believe that a Windows NT WWW server can be configured to use the AX.25 protocol (and has probably already been so modified and those modifications are available free from ham web sites). The internet is already available over the air and has been for several years. You just have to find it with some web surfing. Offered by Ron. WB5KAN kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKmUco1jbrd_h5o Cities Are Saving Net Neutrality By Providing Internet Themselves. If the fears of throttled internet are patently ‘absurd’ as you have claimed that it is Mr. Lionel then how come cities and municipalities must enact the Sherman Anti-Trust Act against all monopolies, cartels, oligopolices, cutthroat unfair competition being committed by all corporate ISPs such as Google, KZbin, AOL, Facebook, Twitter, Verizon, Comcast, and many others and to break up any organization or contract alleged to be in restraint of competitive trade and are against fair competition which Verizon is actively and ILLEGALLY TRYING TO FORCE AND MAKE THE FCC TO ILLEGALLY BAN MUNICIPAL BROADBAND WHICH IS A DECENTRALIZED FORM OF AFFORDABLE LOCALLY OWNED INTERNET INFRASTRUCTURE? It is forbidding you from making yourself independent from corporate owned and controlled utilities BY PREVENTING YOU FROM MAKING A PUBLICLY OWNED AND CONTROLLED UTILITIES DIRECTLY PAID FOR BY THE PEOPLE? HOW MANY PIECES OF SILVER DID THE BIG CORPORATE ISPs HAVE PAID YOU LIONEL TO MAKE YOU SPEAK FOR THEM BY SAYING "Fears of throttled internet are patently ‘absurd’ - Lionel? If the fears of throttled internet are patently ‘absurd’ as you have claimed that it is Mr. Lionel then how come cities and municipalities, entire counties and even entire states are now going for PUBLICLY OWNED AND PAID FOR BY AMERICAN TAXPAYERS MUNICIPALITY BROADBAND INTERNET PUBLIC UTILITIES? If the fears of throttled internet are patently ‘absurd’ as you have claimed that it is Mr. Lionel then how come all corporate ISPs such as Google, KZbin, AOL, Facebook, Twitter, Verizon, Comcast, and many others are actively and ILLEGALLY TRYING TO FORCE AND MAKE THE FCC TO ILLEGALLY BAN MUNICIPAL BROADBAND PUBLICLY OWNED AND AMERICAN TAXPAYERS PAID INTERNET UTILITIES WHICH ARE DECENTRALIZED FORMS OF AFFORDABLE LOCALLY PUBLICLY OWNED INTERNET INFRASTRUCTURE? It is forbidding you from making yourself independent from corporate owned and controlled utilities BY PREVENTING YOU FROM MAKING A PUBLICLY OWNED AND CONTROLLED UTILITIES DIRECTLY PAID FOR BY THE PEOPLE? HOW MANY PIECES OF SILVER DID THE CORPORATE ISPs PAID YOU TO SAY "Fears of throttled internet are patently ‘absurd’ - Lionel? People change from good to bad, and from bad to good. Real Net Neutrality means: 1.NO CENSORSHIP. 2.NO WEBSITE BLOCKING. 3.NO WEBSITE TAMPERING. 4.NO WEBSITE TRAFFIC BRAKING. 5.NO PREFERENTIAL INTERNET SPEED TREATMENT AND 6.NO ILLEGAL FEES FOR FASTER INTERNET. 7.NO WEBSITE WILL BE GIVEN PREFERENTIAL INTERNET SPEED. 8.ALL WEBSITE MUST HAVE THE SAME INTERNET SPEED OF DOWNLOADING AND UPLOADING WITH NO ILLEGAL ADDITIONAL FEES. 9.NO WEBSITE DELETIONS. 8.NO COMMENTARY BLOCKING. 10.NO COMMENTARIES BLOCKING-DELETION-BRAKING. 11.NO DELETION OF HISTORY BROWSE AND NO DELETION OF HISTORY COMMENTARIES LISTINGS. 12.NO DIRECT AND INDIRECT AND SUBTLE HARASSMENT FROM THE ISPs. Laura Khalil by Laura Khalil • September 21st, 2010 37.7749295, -122.4194155 Gliwice Radio Tower at Night The HInternet would use radio frequencies.San Francisco hackerspace, Noisebridge, is making an alternative network modeled after the Internet that would provide high-speed connectivity for a fraction of the cost of traditional internet service. Noisebridge is working on this project using commodity Wi-Fi equipment that’s been modified to work under amateur radio frequencies. The FCC grants experimenters spectrum space to build high power, long range radio systems. Through this provision, Noisebridge has begun building the HInternet (a combination of “Ham Radio" and “Internet”). As one enthusiast explains, “You can run any application you could run over the Internet, the difference is you don’t need any wires. Everything is done through radio links. In the event of a major disaster, you wouldn’t have to worry about downed lines or earthquake damage to underground equipment -- the network would naturally reform itself, routing around failures.” The idea to create the HInternet was triggered by the realization that there was a lot open IP space allocated to amateur radio that was not in use. Aside from the benefits this system could provide in natural disaster, the HInternet is driven by the belief in freedom and open access to the Internet. The United States is debating a bill to create an Internet kill switch, also known as the PCNAA bill. For true redundancy, a non-critical network such as the HInternet is being built to avoid this single point of failure. The HInternet project is looking for volunteers to help them test and build the network. If you’re interested in learning more, they are holding a variety of information sessions this Fall. Visit their website for more information. William Calhoon 4 days ago I retired from the telecommunication industry. The cost of the network and equipment installed to deliver your internet service is paid back in less than one year. Fewer and fewer inside and outside technicians are needed to maintain the network. The cost is actually less than the old telephone service people of my age grew up with. So please don't buy into the corporate bullshit that they need less regs to expand service. Telecom companies are awash in cash and have no interest in expanding into more rural areas. Jeff's points are right on. Disrupting the web is going to bring hellfire down on the republicans.

[@scythermane]

If i win this laptop ill be able to feed my family for years.

[@lukab4679]

NOTE: If you scroll down further, you will just find even more "waste of time" puns.

[@petermarshall1634]

What about using wireless transmitters and mesh networks?

[@AirmanKolberg]

Wait- $50,000 that’s it?! WITH construction being the bulk (just do it yourself)? Okay, that’s a lot cheaper than I assumed. So probably, what, under $10k if you do it yourself? I don’t think most people would need a whole mile. lol

[@Official_saturnmoto]

If anyone has information on doing this and creating your own. Hit me up ASAP please

[@Berend95]

great soundtrack and great video, I am definitely excited for future videos!

[@thefakebanette3483]

I live in the backwoods of a small town in VA so internet is not an option, and wont be for about 6 years so...

[@BronyumHexofloride]

Why? Speed and unresticted bandwidth, if privacy is your thing it would be simply cheaper to use a VPN but yh Bandwidth and Speed cus have you seen how expensive internet is here in the UK? im not paying out for fibre at £1 per 1Mb/s

[@thathugesamoan]

I live in the US Territory of American Samoa where there are only 2 ISPs called BlueSky and ASTCA. Both charge about $150 US for barley 1 MB/s of service.

[@figgybaker]

I interested in what u got, you are like the only gaming channel that hasnt gone down hill! And ive been look for gaming PC looking at Laptops and everything, plz give the pc to a fan.. ... ME!!!

[@Pandainapandasuit]

This is the straight forward thinking type of way. We have much more to offer these days than one's own perspective. There are possibilities. But you'd have to be hard at work. It's very complicated.

[@joewolfboy-archive]

As a network administrator, I can personally say the crap that companies like Charter is doing would be enough for me to change my mind.. But see.. I also know that it's illegal for new Internet businesses to crop up and offer choice in America

[@ZombieWolfe]

So essentially, we need a good guy/girl that we trust and is rich to make a company that's big enough to fight Comcast and AT&T and others to give us internet and to fight for Internet freedom? I don't think that person exists.

[@Red_the_IT_Guy]

I know the videos are slightly different, but did you get this idea from tinkernuts video 'could you build your own internet'? Just look up 'could you build your own internet' on KZbin, should be first vid