Unlike traditional satellite internet, which uses geostationary satellites that cover a large area but are necessarily high above the earth and can result in latencies of a second or more, starlink and the like use a mesh of moving Low Earth Orbit satellites. They’re much closer to the ground and as a result cover a smaller area but have substantially lower latency (in the 10s of ms).
It’s still no fibre optic connection, but it’s way better than your average DSL or copper cable internet. Its biggest advantage is that it works outside of big urban areas, though.
Bear in mind that they're not all 80, though. The youngest boomers are 61, and it's not a stretch that they waited until early 30s to have kids, nor that their kids are waiting (or in fact that they chose not to have kids).
But it just goes to show that n=1 is a terrible sample size.
Big bowl, 4g salt, then 240g flour, then 1g yeast, then 200g water; Mix it together with a spoon or whatever; cover and leave it 12h. Preheat to 480ºF and bake for 20 minutes.
I bake mine on a lightly-oiled baking sheet because the first time I didn't have parchment paper and tried wax paper instead (with hilarious consequences).
She seems like a good boy
Me waking up 2 hours early because I had something so important I set an alarm
Unlike traditional satellite internet, which uses geostationary satellites that cover a large area but are necessarily high above the earth and can result in latencies of a second or more, starlink and the like use a mesh of moving Low Earth Orbit satellites. They’re much closer to the ground and as a result cover a smaller area but have substantially lower latency (in the 10s of ms).
It’s still no fibre optic connection, but it’s way better than your average DSL or copper cable internet. Its biggest advantage is that it works outside of big urban areas, though.
You see, it's actually about ethics in games journalism.
That'll teach us to send them all that fentanyl or whatever
The what in the what, now?
These plastic caps are a travesty! Paper roll of 100 or GTFO.
But also yes.
Ah, British plugs, how I miss you...
Cool display!
Guillionaires, I like it!
Been doing it for 20-odd years at this point... you can only imagine
Every time she says she didn't sleep well, I apologise for snoring just in case.
Every time I'm awake in the night and she's snoring, I just try and ignore it.
Bear in mind that they're not all 80, though. The youngest boomers are 61, and it's not a stretch that they waited until early 30s to have kids, nor that their kids are waiting (or in fact that they chose not to have kids).
Agreed.
Eh, my mum is an older boomer, and my daughter is mid-Z... I could easily see a younger boomer having an alpha grandkid.
Edit: from Wikipedia Most millennials are the children of baby boomers and older members of Generation X, and are often the parents of members of Generation Alpha.
I feel like she might have a hole in her pocket.
Nah, Peter North
yawn
Thanks! I had just done my first ever reverse image search and found that out.
My best guess up until then was he was called Bob France or something 🙂
OK, I'll ask the question: who's the first guy?
See my other comment above. They're really good.
The 5 Minute Baguette is a complete game changer.
Big bowl, 4g salt, then 240g flour, then 1g yeast, then 200g water; Mix it together with a spoon or whatever; cover and leave it 12h. Preheat to 480ºF and bake for 20 minutes.
I bake mine on a lightly-oiled baking sheet because the first time I didn't have parchment paper and tried wax paper instead (with hilarious consequences).