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  • was gonna say, i think lunarstorm had like 700k users in 1998. but then again i've never heard about friendster.

  • i'll give you the second case, but nobody should plan for putting stuff on aws with the world as it looks right now...

  • ...a hard disk? you can just write data to a file

  • at that point it feels easier to just connect the base station to the same satellite receiver the onboard internet uses

  • linus's counting style is to go until he runs out of fingers and toes, then start over from 0. this is genuinely why there has never been a kernel with a minor version of 21.

    what's demonstrated here is his typical greeting.

  • space

  • is it the same for 3G?

  • two technically counts as "a few", but i'll allow the addition

  • i think i misunderstood your earlier reply, i thought you were talking about eich as the founder of brave, but you meant that he was the founder of firefox.

    yeah he sucks.

    i don't think he wrote the adblocker though.

  • ...because he also founded firefox?

  • no, but no harm either. they use the same lists so one of them will just be doing nothing whenever the other removes something.

  • it's an open source component built on the same system as ublock. it's good for firefox that they add stuff people actually want.

  • it's a lot faster since it's not built with js. less customisable though, since there's no ui, although i imagine they're working on that.

  • yeah that doesn't work. if they can't reach out from the base station they try picking another one. so it would make the problem way worse.

  • in a very agressive way. hence coffee.

  • if they could get carriers onboard to sponsor the installation then maybe.

  • it would increase costs because that's what airlines do whenever they get a new gadget.

  • with the prices they charge for the wifi, what do you think would happen to ticket costs if they added a 5G transciever?

  • it's called wifi