• US military is using starlink to target weapons
• There is no way that they will stop doing that
• In every conflict from now on everybody who has to fight against the USA and wants a chance to survive needs to disable Starlink
• We saw with Russia that every major power needs its own network under its own control. You can’t wage a war when the USA is able to shut down your access
• In such a war, the USA needs to destroy the enemy constellation
• Kessler syndrome will happen in our lifetime

If you pay attention to your pet and maybe read a little bit about them, you can already guess what they want to tell you. No need for AI here.

Google is also abusing its monopoly to push Chrome. They are sabotaging other browsers on their sites while showing Chrome ads.

$3/mon is $36 a year. That adds up - most people have to work several hours to earn that money.

My opinion: Plex has made it clear that they want your money. They don’t want you to host your own media and be happy with that. They want you to pay a subscription.

The whole Plex Pass Lifetime subscription is kind of a trap. You might be getting away with paying once currently, but let’s be honest: That means that they have taken your money once. And a some time in the future, a MBA dude will notice that they have a lot of non-paying heavy users (meaning: users who have paid several years ago, which is not relevant for the revenue goals of the current quarter) - and they will try to get you to pay again and again. You might be okay with that, but if you don’t want to get hassled, you need to switch to something else.

So they’re distributing their data center into various neighborhoods and therefore are leeching on power lines and everything else there. Kind of clever but also sneaky an slimy.

Yeah, and the worst thing about this is that Github is critical infrastructure. If Github goes down the drain, so many devs and projects will be affected