I don't like mega-corporations stealing away the "public land" of the RF spectrum.
This is like having a nice public park in your neighborhood get replaced with a Goldman Sachs corporate building.
This is like having a nice public park in your neighborhood get replaced with a Goldman Sachs corporate building.
this isn't part of the electromagnetic spectrum. these are IP addresses.
amateur radio folks are ideally suited to moving any IP operations over to IPv6.
> This is like having a nice public park in your neighborhood get replaced with a Goldman Sachs corporate building.
more like the derelict parking lot that's chained up so you can't use it.
Every part of the RF spectrum that the public loses is unlikely to be reclaimed. We have less airspace, permanently.
It should all be on 25 year leases, auctioned a few years in advance of expiry.