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00:23:47<Sylirana>Speaking of Starlink, I've received an email about being able to order it... Unforunately, I am not able to afford it. :( Would've been a nice change from 5-10 MBit/s down and 0.5-1 MBit/s up...
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02:13:26<atphoenix>$100/month, right?
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02:15:35<atphoenix>that's what I recall at least. Which puts it at a premium price point. $50-60 is a more common price point for standard (not top tier) broadband service.
02:16:30<atphoenix>but for the markets that Starlink is targeting, the speeds they are offering probably make them the only game in town
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02:31:31<Craigle>Yep, $100/month and $500 to purchase the hardware up front. ($100 to reserve your spot in the "beta" which they said is fully refundable if you drop out, and credits toward the $500)
02:33:07<Craigle>I honestly almost pulled the trigger, but it would be lower speed than what I have now, and even though they don't have data caps, my household uses TB's per month, so I felt like I was going to end up having "a conversation" sooner rather than later about data usage
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03:22:52<Sylirana>Those 5-10 MBit/s down and 0.5-1 MBit/s up are about 50$ per month here. So I would most likely get a much better value for money, even with paying about double the price, but currently eating emergency rations, so anything that adds costs, is pretty much out of question currently.
03:26:16<Sylirana>Around here, the hardware costs slightly more (around 512 USD when converted), the monthly costs and the one to reserve the spot are still at around 100 USD though. Shipping and handling is about 66 USD (and they say that taxes and other costs could be added on top of that by customs).
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05:43:27<atphoenix>so Twitter has a reply hider option https://techcrunch.com/2019/11/21/twitter-rolls-out-its-hide-replies-feature-to-all-users-worldwide/
05:43:53<atphoenix>is that what is going on here with the parent tweet? This is the reply tweet https://twitter.com/4z07h0z/status/1369504852758306824
05:44:09<atphoenix>parent tweet is https://twitter.com/KatsanosAlex/status/1369501497348812801
05:44:52<atphoenix>when looking at the child tweet, you can see that the parent appears to have 7 replies. But when looking at the parent, none show up.
05:45:19<atphoenix>but some did show up previously as seen in http://web.archive.org/web/20210310060651/https://twitter.com/KatsanosAlex/status/1369501497348812801
05:45:26<Jake>I don't think that feature is being used, I think twitter is hiding some tweets for unknown reasons
05:47:34<atphoenix>my usual experience is I can see the replies by going to a specific tweet, but that isn't happening here. And this isn't like a hot controversial sensitive topic either. (okay, fire is hot and SBG2 burned and all that, but that isn't my point)
05:49:11<atphoenix>can you see any replies? Maybe it is just me?
05:49:30<Jake>nope. I can't. I've seen this on other tweets that weren't even remotely controversial as well.
05:53:01<atphoenix>my Twitter disappointment gauge just moved up a notch
05:54:31<Jake>far as I can tell, some just disappear from being a "reply" at some magical point which isn't made very obvious to the user
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