networkchad

Why not publish the list? Users would know what not to submit in that case. Except maybe you’re worried about the list being heavily curated a certain way…

Ahh small town Kansas. I love you and also hate ya. This kind of bs is one of the reasons why I can’t live there. (Grew up in KS)

What a great article on TWA 800. My gramps was a retired manager from TWA and when that happened he was all over it calling his buddies still working there. Thanks for the article!

Microwave and narrow focused point to point wifi is still definitely a thing in remote areas. Although with Starlink becoming very popular I wonder how long until new deployments decline.

Sorry about the relationship not working out. That art is a beautiful piece of work.

Do you really believe the consent of UK was a real gating decision? Lol. I chalk that one up purely to diplomatic nice-ness.

Relevant:

https://www.businessinsider.com/qaddafi-warns-france-if-i-go...

Is there a visual / graph that shows these relationships and blockings? Would make navigating whom is censoring what much more easier.

You are historically accurate. For a long time there was a lot of fiber that physically hopped through Hawaii, but didn’t actually talk to any gear locally (switches/routers). It was just an optical landing/regen station.

These days I believe there is less “optical only regen” and more IP-connected links.

Most simple answer is you can cram N number of light streams via WDM (wave division multiplexing). You transmit N number of parallel streams on different wavelengths.