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Ziply Fiber has been great and I get 1gb symmetric for $80/month with no data cap.

My homelab has never been happier!

And Apple Maps

No, Russia is likely jamming GPS. It’s a somewhat frequent occurrence even before the war.

I use Todoist and have beeen happy with it. You can even do a kanban board.

I’m not sure what a two week delay gets everyone, unless turning down power near airports is the solution and they need the two weeks reconfigure the towers?

The way Lumen (née CenturyLink) typical install these units is to have a splice point outside in a box and then drill a hole inside and mount another cable management rig that the Calix snaps into.

It basically feeds the fiber in from the back and you can catch a catch a glimpse of the white sheathing in the bottom corner as it loops from behind and into thr ONT.

Being tall isn’t illegal.

Physically ripping out a catalytic converter from a persons car is.

And don’t forget, it’s not like the police will do anything to help you…they’ve abdicated their role in many places for many crimes.

This.

It’s not just a random part of a car their stealing. It’s entirely possible that loosing the catalytic converter cascades into being jobless and homeless.

It also fits in a C-5

Ah, must have accidentally skipped of that part. Cheers!

For anyone else: “ While STTARS has previously transported Webb components to other NASA or partner facilities primarily by air, the team chose to transport Webb by sea to Kourou due to the logistics of landing at the Cayenne Airport in French Guiana. The 40-mile (65-kilometer) route between the airport and the launch site features seven bridges that STTARS would have been too heavy to cross. In addition, the drive from the Port de Pariacabo to Webb’s launch site is relatively short. In comparison, a drive from the Cayenne Airport to the launch site, factoring in STTARS’ slow speeds and other constraints, would have taken about two days.”

Why not fly the telescope to the launch site?

Sounds like it’s used as ballast: https://tractoraddict.com/tractor-tires-filled-with-water/

Northrop Grumman already have the MEV-2, which does just that: https://www.theverge.com/2021/4/12/22380581/northrop-grumman...

This is beyond awesome! Downloading now!

How long until Sam Denby from Wendover makes a Half As Interesting video on this?

Edit: typo

It sounds like the flagging was done by users, not HN admin...so that’s good: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26558198

Good!

Fortunately he said that he has insurance that will pay for everything.

Same on Safari in iOS (latest version as of this date).

Getting to MVP doesn't mean you have to market. In fact, you shouldn't be spending that much on marketing until you've validated your MVP.

$20...cost of a domain name and hosting.

I’m in the US and it doesn’t work for me either. I think you have to be a subscriber to view the article.

Yes.

> “a hard impact on the pad.”

It’s called a RUD: Rapid Unscheduled Disassembly

Also Ziply Fiber bought Frontier’s network in WA, OR, and ID, and started investing in their infra and expanding areas.

For now....

Do you have a copy of your thesis online? I’d be curious to learn more.

The focal point of any such amplification would be where the LED is mounted...so I think it would be a non-issue

By definition it’s the state (whomever the state allows), since they have a monopoly on force.

I really hope EFF is able to take this on.