Mchinku Building A Space Station, Ellon Musk Launches More Starlink Satellites

[shocks]

And the chinkus are also planning their own constellation of Low Earth Orbit communication satellites to rival star link

 

[The.Black.Templar]

They are also planning a manned landing on mars

 

[Ngimanene na Muchere]

They are also planning a manned landing on mars

Ngoja muamerika afike moon akute mchinku anajenga highway on the dark side, unajua wamepiga kambi huko miaka mingi

 

[Ngimanene na Muchere]

And the chinkus are also planning their own constellation of Low Earth Orbit communication satellites to rival star link

Tunangoja hii internet ya Musk iingie The Conglomerate Communication Division we start subselling mitaani. 150mbps ni mingi sana

 

[Budspencer]

These guys are littering the lower orbit of our flat earth.

 

[Ngimanene na Muchere]

These guys are littering the lower orbit of our flat earth.

Hutawahi enda space, hio litter isn't affecting you.

 

[It's Me Scumbag]

Hutawahi enda space, hio litter isn't affecting you.

Unajuaje hataenda? He might have paid ile tourist space ride ya Elon...

 

[Ngimanene na Muchere]

Unajuaje hataenda? He might have paid ile tourist space ride ya Elon...

My buddy Spencer is hiding deep in the forest afraid of corons. Hawezi tokelezea

 

[mzeiya]

manned landing on mars

Hard small lakini

 

[Luther12]

Tunangoja hii internet ya Musk iingie The Conglomerate Communication Division we start subselling mitaani. 150mbps ni mingi sana

Equipment cost is what worries me.

Elon Musk's Starlink satellite internet service has been approved in the UK, and people are already receiving their beta kits

Elon Musks Starlink satellite internet service has been approved by the UK regulator Ofcom

africa.businessinsider.com

 

[Ngimanene na Muchere]

Equipment cost is what worries me.

Elon Musk's Starlink satellite internet service has been approved in the UK, and people are already receiving their beta kits

Elon Musks Starlink satellite internet service has been approved by the UK regulator Ofcom

africa.businessinsider.com

Itashuka tu, but does it mean CA hawezi guza hii internet na shutdown, it`s not passing through nor registered to any Kenyan entity

 

[Luther12]

Itashuka tu, but does it mean CA hawezi guza hii internet na shutdown, it`s not passing through nor registered to any Kenyan entity

For them to sell locally they must be licensed by CAK ka vile tu unaona huko UK they're licensed by Ofcom.
Kwa shutdown siko sure sana but I know satellites can be 'shut-off' as has been happening hapa tu karibu, the middle east.
Do you recall YahClick? It had local partners (I think SimbaNet is/ was one of them) and it is at that point that a shutdown would, to the layman me, be possible.

YahClick - Al Yah Satellite Communications Company

www.yahclick.com

 

[Ngimanene na Muchere]

For them to sell locally they must be licensed by CAK ka vile tu unaona huko UK they're licensed by Ofcom.
Kwa shutdown siko sure sana but I know satellites can be 'shut-off' as has been happening hapa tu karibu, the middle east.
Do you recall YahClick? It had local partners (I think SimbaNet is/ was one of them) and it is at that point that a shutdown would, to the layman me, be possible.

YahClick - Al Yah Satellite Communications Company

www.yahclick.com

The part on local partners, why would they need one if its dependent on line of sight with the satellites in space? Like GPS

 

[Luther12]

The part on local partners, why would they need one if its dependent on line of sight with the satellites in space? Like GPS

Hapa sasa tutaita professionals atuelezee.
There was an almost similar discussion in the other village a while back when there arose that JKUAT lecturer talking of free internet from the moon.

 

[nakujua]

The part on local partners, why would they need one if its dependent on line of sight with the satellites in space? Like GPS

I think that is more to do with local regulations, this thing if it works well can prove to be a game changer, if low earth orbit sorts the latency issue I think there will be major disruptions, something like the way posta or was it telkom crumbled when mobile phone technology came knocking.

 

[Ngimanene na Muchere]

I think that is more to do with local regulations, this thing if it works well can prove to be a game changer, if low earth orbit sorts the latency issue I think there will be major disruptions, something like the way posta or was it telkom crumbled when mobile phone technology came knocking.

Don`t think local regulations call for such.

 

[nakujua]

For them to sell locally they must be licensed by CAK ka vile tu unaona huko UK they're licensed by Ofcom.
Kwa shutdown siko sure sana but I know satellites can be 'shut-off' as has been happening hapa tu karibu, the middle east.
Do you recall YahClick? It had local partners (I think SimbaNet is/ was one of them) and it is at that point that a shutdown would, to the layman me, be possible.

YahClick - Al Yah Satellite Communications Company

www.yahclick.com

From a technical perspective CAK can not shut it down, and with that kind of constellation I would not be surprised if Musk has slapped some AI on top of it, some self controlling self learning constellation that can survive war and any physical attack (now that is conspiracy).

From a regulatory point they can ask whichever local entity that will have been licensed to stop operations, but it can get ugly quickly especially for governments that would want to control the internet, once you allow the guys in thats it.

 

[shocks]

Equipment cost is what worries me.

Elon Musk's Starlink satellite internet service has been approved in the UK, and people are already receiving their beta kits

Elon Musks Starlink satellite internet service has been approved by the UK regulator Ofcom

africa.businessinsider.com

50k for the receiver and 10k per month

 

[nakujua]

Don`t think local regulations call for such.

not sure about the exact legal aspect, but I believe for provision of such communication services locally there would need to be a local entity, kind of like the way dstv and other satellite providers operate.

 

[shocks]

From a technical perspective CAK can not shut it down, and with that kind of constellation I would not be surprised if Musk has slapped some AI on top of it, some self controlling self learning constellation that can survive war and any physical attack (now that is conspiracy).

From a regulatory point they can ask whichever local entity that will have been licensed to stop operations, but it can get ugly quickly especially for governments that would want to control the internet, once you allow the guys in thats it.

Governments can't do shit, all dictators can do is threaten their citizens, tukikushika utakiona cha mtema kuni"