Even if there’s no roads, there’s likely power lines. In some areas, they distribute the power underwater. It could very well be that they ran the network alongside the power.
These places are as remote and isolated as it gets… I’m just trying to figure out why and expensive undersea cable was put in place for about 8000 people that doesn’t connect to anywhere… And if it does it’s wireless… So why not make the whole thing wireless fro the start
It’s the Inuit party-line system. One shared phoneline for all communities. Mostly used for gossipy listening in on people’s phone calls, plus its the main method for organizing booty calls.
If the map you’re using is just underwater cables, that still leaves cables on land as connection sources
There are no roads to these communities from anywhere…zo there wouldn’t be any land cables …well because there are no roads
Even if there’s no roads, there’s likely power lines. In some areas, they distribute the power underwater. It could very well be that they ran the network alongside the power.
There are no power lines to these places.
They use local diesel generators for power.
These places are as remote and isolated as it gets… I’m just trying to figure out why and expensive undersea cable was put in place for about 8000 people that doesn’t connect to anywhere… And if it does it’s wireless… So why not make the whole thing wireless fro the start
It’s the Inuit party-line system. One shared phoneline for all communities. Mostly used for gossipy listening in on people’s phone calls, plus its the main method for organizing booty calls.
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Well, it is the “information superhighway”