Tens of thousands knocked offline after software failure at Musk’s Starlink
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Grok was probably used to make a software patch
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If musks name is on it it is going to be shit, this isn't a difficult trend to notice but dipshits still buy his bullshit for some dumbass reason.
Nazis gonna support a nazi
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"More satellites!"
Maybe the overall idea isn't a great one.
My money is on Kessler Syndrome in less than 20 years.
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I have to support a remote client that uses Starlink. It's a nightmare. We can deal with slow connections, we can deal with bad ping, but with Starlink what we get is the entire connection dropping every minute or so, and coming back up a short while later. It's unbelievably bad.
but with Starlink what we get is the entire connection dropping every minute or so, and coming back up a short while later
I can almost guarantee that's because their terminal is in a shit location with too much of the sky obscured by trees or buildings. I had to set my parents up with it two years ago and if it can't see as much of the constellation as possible it's going to have periods of obstructed sattelite connectivity.
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If musks name is on it it is going to be shit, this isn't a difficult trend to notice but dipshits still buy his bullshit for some dumbass reason.
SpaceX does launches and Starlink does satellite internet.
I think all the Musk hate here misses that moment - SpaceX does what it's intended to do which is amazingly cool all by itself, Tesla made electric cars more popular, and Starlink made satellite internet more popular.
These are good.
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SpaceX does launches and Starlink does satellite internet.
I think all the Musk hate here misses that moment - SpaceX does what it's intended to do which is amazingly cool all by itself, Tesla made electric cars more popular, and Starlink made satellite internet more popular.
These are good.
Oh his companies do great work until Musk decides to pull a Robert California.
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but with Starlink what we get is the entire connection dropping every minute or so, and coming back up a short while later
I can almost guarantee that's because their terminal is in a shit location with too much of the sky obscured by trees or buildings. I had to set my parents up with it two years ago and if it can't see as much of the constellation as possible it's going to have periods of obstructed sattelite connectivity.
Ohh... It's ok guys, it's only because the sky has clouds in it.
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but with Starlink what we get is the entire connection dropping every minute or so, and coming back up a short while later
I can almost guarantee that's because their terminal is in a shit location with too much of the sky obscured by trees or buildings. I had to set my parents up with it two years ago and if it can't see as much of the constellation as possible it's going to have periods of obstructed sattelite connectivity.
We use a star link for broadcast and somehow it works.
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I have to support a remote client that uses Starlink. It's a nightmare. We can deal with slow connections, we can deal with bad ping, but with Starlink what we get is the entire connection dropping every minute or so, and coming back up a short while later. It's unbelievably bad.
That’s not typical. Starlink is more stable than most. I monitor over 8 locations using multiple different services for internet access and Starlink is about as reliable as mpls.
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My money is on Kessler Syndrome in less than 20 years.
How do you have the knowledge of what Kessler Syndrome is but not understand what Low Earth Orbit is and how it works?
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Ohh... It's ok guys, it's only because the sky has clouds in it.
Yeahhhh about that.
LEO satellites have a lot stronger signal and their phased array terminals have a surprisingly good SNR. This isn't your grandpa's Hughesnet.
I never have more than a second or two of interruptions out there even though heavy rainstorms. Thunderstorms directly overhead sometimes knock it out for a few minutes if they're dropping hail and lightning but I usually unplug my computer during those anyway.
Its all about maximizing its view of the sky so it can always pick the strongest satellite at that time.. MI hate musk too but the engineering quality in starlink is insane.
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How do you have the knowledge of what Kessler Syndrome is but not understand what Low Earth Orbit is and how it works?
Ah yes, my comment clearly indicated Starlink was the sole cause an no additional satelites in various orbits will ever be needed, desired or will ever be launched by any other country because we are done and have all we need, forever.
You are clearly very smart. I am so happy you are here to protect us from saying something stupid. That would be embarassing.
