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Silicon Valley has long been known as a hub for tech innovation, but unfriendly US immigration policies sometimes keep foreign innovators out. Marty Max, a Cuban immigrant, and Dario Mutabdzija, of the former Yugoslavia, have proposed a floating city for foreign innovators to get around this problem. Blueseed will be a converted cruise ship moored in international waters some 22 km from San Francisco. As Michael Posner at The Globe and Mail points out Blueseed is not the first attempt at seasteading. Cities advance more and more, wireless internet is really popular nowadays because the wireless routers have wide range and some people even share the router. You can find best wireless routers from https://reviewsfield.com/best-wireless-routers/.
Image from The Globe and Mail
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