Message from @Phill
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The game streaming looks good
Forreal. Even for me with very limited internet, id pay monthly like Netflix for just renting games.
Console companies purposely make their consoles non-upgradeable
Because the price would likely wash out to how we have it right now.
It would be neat to bring pc gaming to more homes like consoles
Streaming you can basically use any shitty pc
Ehhh, debateable.
For good streaming and gaming, you'll want a good PC
@Sparrow Console companies purposely make their consoles non-upgradeable.
planned obsolescence
It's so you always have to buy the next-gen console in order to play new games. More money that way.
Yup, that tradition is in large part due to the lightbulb corps.
Making lightbulbs that only last a certain amount of hours
N64 had the 256mb upgrade around the time Donkey Kong 64 came out. I remember having to upgrade it.
Maybe 128MB?
The ps2 had an upgraded WiFi chip
That allowed for you to be able to play online
The ps2 thing i had was a stand alone box
Cant remember how it connected tho
I believe it was actually inside the console. I can’t remember shit I was like 7 😂
PC gaming for all. I agree, but then you need internet for all. Guess ole Musky Poo is working on that one though. Government's got the five ghee on lock.
I seen it a few days ago, 60 satelites in a row
Its 30$ a month for 12 meg
I counted 31 satellites in a row laying in my hammock on 03/24/2020
Can confirm it was awesome and terrible
They have several options for speeds up too 100 meg i think
Its going live for beta in the north this year
I use PDANET to hide tether and run phone as modem. I live in sticks.
Well starlink may be a option
I'm an Okie so maybe.
Starlink Sat Train
I saw it when I was in Louisiana.
Was really cool.
They are putting up over 4k of then in different orbits
I figure I should be able to get it if I can line of sight
For what?
Global broadband net
For 30$
ive seent it
What’s going on in NC ? https://youtu.be/3_ZH88gE9MU
What excites me is the connection travels with you