I'm much more partial to Courier

I’ll have to disagree on that one, WiFi extenders extend an existing network, keeping the same network and DHCP is done by the original access point.

A hotspot creates a new network, and DHCP is handled by the hotspot, not the network on the WAN side.

Totally worked though

Thanks for the source, super interesting read! I would’ve guessed 1-5% as well.

Questions in surveys like this are sometimes repeated with slight variations to get more accurate results.

I’m thinking its harder to get sub 15ms consistently maybe? Brussels, Amsterdam, Paris, expected lightspeed times of 1-2ms, in reality you’ll get 10-20ms.

Global internet is optimized for global connectivity, I’m imagining resources are better spent optimizing the 50-200ms range than the 1-10ms.

This is an Azimuthal projection with viridis, tried a few but liked this one the best!

That was experimenting, the actual graph shown is the other way around, so it shows the real differences, not just compared to lightspeed (ie I forgot to remove the ‘1 -’ from the label)

Looks great I’ll be checking different color scales, I’m still figuring out the plotting library though.

Ah yeah ofcourse I was experimenting with comparing it with the lightspeed itself, then inverting it with -1 so its coloured correctly. My mistake not changing the label enough.

Then the scaling goes up to 10

That is actually the real scale, in Europe we get theoretical speeds of 2-3ms according to the speed of light. Real RTT’s in Amsterdam for example are around 20ms, so you get values >10. The further you go from the EU, the closer to ideal times.

It’s interesting to see the places where connectivity is much better or worse than the surrounding areas.

Nice catch! I centered there to fit the entire world on the map. Here’s centered on London:

Azimuthal Equidistant Projection shows the equal distances, probably my favorite

Mercator Projection is good too

Hard to get the scaling right but I messed around a bit, here’s RTT / (2 * Distance / c )

Scaling on Europe is fun too

Great idea! I’ll be writing some code later to calculate distances first.

Thanks! The coolest part IMO is when you overlay it with the subnautical fiber optic network. The north of spain, the US east coast, South-Africa, Brazil, etc all show almost exactly where these cables connect the continents.

Beans/10

I’m guessing cases for this are hard to come by? And what about lint/dust/sand, do you think it will be a problem in the long run for the hinge?

I miss physical keyboards on phones, great review thanks for the effort.

Friend bought one and brought him a high capacity sd I wasn’t using, to my surprise it genuinely didn’t have a slot for it.

Farmers find them frequently plowing their field over here in Belgium. Against experts advice they often leave them by the side of the road so they can continue their work. There have been countless stories of tourists trying to take them home followed by the bomb squad clearing part of an airport.

The context of the scene is Keaton’s character ordered a burger and received* it in record time. He askes flabergasted “so where are the plates how should I eat it?” To which the clerk replies “right out of the bag!”