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02:38:28<Larsenv>so very little is known about katocala outside of AB
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02:38:41<Larsenv>we know he likes wine, butterflies, stones, and politics
02:39:01<Larsenv>(I'm joking btw)
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07:29:45Doranwen sighs at her super long ping times
07:30:24<Doranwen>I've not seen it take thousands of ms before when I've pinged, but it explains the super laggy 'net
07:33:06<@JAA>Are you using IPoAC? lol
07:39:00<Doranwen>lol
07:39:12<Doranwen>I'm using the same T-Mobile Home Internet, it was doing OK earlier
07:39:23<Doranwen>as far as OK = occasionally not establishing connections, and not the fastest connection
07:40:21<Doranwen>and suddenly this evening it slammed into "let's take over 8000 ms average to return a ping, if it gets returned at all" (I've had a bunch returned as Destination Host Prohibited)
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07:47:07<BinzyBoi>Ayyy, finally here. First time accessing IRC through a specialized program rather than through browser.
07:50:50<Wayward->Welcome, Hexchat user!
07:51:16<Wayward->Might also check out AdiIRC if not mIRC.
07:51:54<BinzyBoi>What's CTCP Version mean?
07:52:39<BinzyBoi>Also, yeah, I tried connecting via irssi before this, but I couldn't figure it out
07:52:45<Wayward->CTCP is a sort of query automated-response system between clients. I sent you a VERSION request and your client told me its version.
07:53:14<BinzyBoi>Oh, I see now
07:55:27<Wayward->Irssi does't make sense to me either. But Weechat is nice
07:56:10<BinzyBoi>Did that client come before or after the app? lol
07:56:24<@JAA>irssi <3
07:59:44<Doranwen>yeahhhh, these are pretty terrible stats: 42 packets transmitted, 10 received, +24 errors, 76% packet loss, time 41111ms rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 5398.910/6907.530/8713.813/1013.424 ms, pipe 11
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08:51:50Topic: Wanna bikeshed about the topic? | We can't be back on our bullshit if we were never off our bullshit FOREHEADTAP.GIF
08:51:50Topic set by Fusl at 2019-09-06 21:43:25Z
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08:52:52<Sylirana>I wonder how well Starlink is going to work once it sees more traffic... As of right now, they're getting better connections than what I'm getting here...
08:56:06<Sylirana>Sometimes I wish I could just open that switch/splitter/whatever here and connect directly to it... Fiber until there and broken copper wires for the last 50 m. Could probably use WiFi for that distance even and get better results...
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20:01:46<atphoenix>Assuming there will be wireless bandwidth constraints at larger scale, wireless providers like TMO HI and Starlink should prioritize serving customers in areas that aren't already served by high speed landline options. But the flip side is if the landline options have data caps (I'm looking at you Comcast), and TMO HI and Starlink do not, then things are just ugly. Data caps are stupid. Period.
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20:15:24<Wayward->Starlink's mission is set to prioritize rural residents with owner equipment, and underserved communities with equipment hubs + wifi
20:16:15<Wayward->you won't see two homes with starlink dishes next to one another
20:18:07<Doranwen>atphoenix: the easy way to get rid of data caps is to get business 'net - you pay a little more but you get real customer service
20:18:24<Doranwen>we had Comcast Business at our old place, and I always had very fast speeds, real humans to talk to if we had any questions, and never an issue
20:19:08<Doranwen>and no data caps whatsoever, though the guy who called us to do an account review was like "what do you DO? you're in the top five users data-wise" he said they didn't care, he was just really curious, lol
20:19:25<Doranwen>so I told him about the Yahoo Groups project and sharing multiple TB of data around and he understood :)
20:24:31<BinzyBoi>My internet is included with rent, so I don't think I'll be getting anything like that anytime soon lol
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20:43:44<atphoenix>We have a grandfathered discounted Comcast plan. It didn't have a cap when we signed up, but now it does. If they increase our rates, it'll be service-shopping time. TMO service is good in this area. Comcast ads say customers can upgrade to 'uncapped' for an additional $50/month which would more than double our bill (and it might not be just +$50 as I suspect that $50 is counted from their current default rates, not grandfathered
20:43:45<atphoenix>rates). I'm hopeful that Comcast will feel pressure from TMO and Starlink, and change their tune on capping. In the meanwhile, I just need to be sure to use up most of the 1.2 TB data cap every month to boost the metrics for 'average customer monthly data transfer'.
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22:24:51<OrIdow6>Have had a chance to see the new Reddit site, with no adblocker
22:25:37<OrIdow6>Feels like a spam site that scrapes Reddit
22:28:28<OrIdow6>Also, on ISPs: yeah, I think biggest effect on people in denser areas will be more competition
22:28:56<OrIdow6>Wouldn't be surprised if Comcast or whoever starts trying to outlaw it at some point
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22:31:58<Wayward->Watch someone discover that Comcast customer routers target and harass Starlink customers by issuing deauth packets targeted at Starlink SSIDs
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23:15:47<atphoenix>Infomart Dallas, a US datacenter in TX, is now on generator power according to https://mailman.nanog.org/pipermail/nanog/2021-February/212027.html Texas is under a very high electricity price spike right now which you can see at http://www.ercot.com/content/cdr/contours/rtmLmp.html