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“It’s a garage, Brad, not a time capsule.”Lemme know if you ever need a "parallel to USB" cable.... I know someone who might have one in a box in the garage... He's also waiting for this guy to appear in his garage saying, "We don't need 7 different lengths of Cat 5/RCA cables 'just in case'"
That looks like every birthday party I had until at least age 10… all held in our garage, with folding card tables and those lawn chairs that looked like this:
I have Starlink at home and for the RV. Both are great. I have not noticed any throttling, but evening satellite swap/drops happening more than before - still not very bad. We stream for everything and the speed and bandwidth are plenty for us even when our gen z kids are here on the phones constantly.
The RV deal is cool. Just plan ahead. You can pause anytime, but if you get to close to billing date, you may end up paying for another month anyway.
What do you mean? Upload speeds are good as well.For all the SL talk - great for downstream, but how do you send data to the web?
What do you mean? Upload speeds are good as well.
Knowledge of fly wheel starting is what allowed us as young (drunk) Lieutenants to fire up a steam roller and run over every picnic table on our camp in Korea.... but no, our kids will never know...
Gotcha. Starlink uses low level satellites; lots of them. Upload speeds are very good.My understanding (many years ago) was satellite internet being great down, but either lacking or very weak at uploading. I was wondering how it is now, or if still the same how do you work around. I simply didn’t know.
Even as a little kid, I thought that was gay.
I call Son #1 Goofus, and #2 Gallant, and yes, I explained it to them.