@glynmoody Wtf
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AlexTECPlayz (alextecplayz@techhub.social)'s status on Tuesday, 19-Nov-2024 20:52:53 JST AlexTECPlayz -
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AlexTECPlayz (alextecplayz@techhub.social)'s status on Friday, 15-Nov-2024 01:43:12 JST AlexTECPlayz @fesshole Jesus Christ, what the fuck?
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AlexTECPlayz (alextecplayz@techhub.social)'s status on Tuesday, 01-Oct-2024 20:18:06 JST AlexTECPlayz @fesshole You're a fucking piece of shit, and I say this as someone that would be willing to be an IT contractor, because I haven't been hired despite looking and applying constantly to jobs since June.
Do you literally not know how a contractor works? They work on a per-contract basis. Once the job is done, they move to the next contract. If you wanted someone working full-time, you shouldn't have hired a contractor. Piece of shit.
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AlexTECPlayz (alextecplayz@techhub.social)'s status on Friday, 30-Aug-2024 05:39:57 JST AlexTECPlayz @TechCrunch so just Nostr's paid lists feature? No thanks lmfao.
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AlexTECPlayz (alextecplayz@techhub.social)'s status on Sunday, 25-Aug-2024 01:52:29 JST AlexTECPlayz @SuperDicq @tauon Handy, over-simplified guide on WikiHow: https://www.wikihow.com/Become-an-Internet-Provider
There was a (now-defunct) startup that claimed you could become an ISP for $25K. They have a useless page that doesn't mention that anymore (https://joinnecto.com/).
There's this 'financial model'/guide probably written by AI where the total cost is $176K (https://finmodelslab.com/blogs/how-to-open/how-to-open-internet-service-provider).
Of course, pricing depends on how many users you want to serve. If you want to become an ISP just for yourself or your family, probably $15K-ish (upfront) I'd say, with some recurring $$$-$$$$/mo costs.