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Maybe eventually but generally most cable companies charge you around $100 for just internet. DSL is even cheaper, though also slower, but can vary based on how far out you are. Do you have some statistics to show that ISPs are regularly charging people $250 for just internet?

if ground-based ISPs actually start improving their networks it could be a decade before that advantage is realized

5. The Ikanos Fusiv Vx185-HP home gateway chip implements ADSL2 and VDSL2. A MIPS 600-MHz processor is the host. Interfaces include two 1-Gbit/s Ethernet ports, PCI Express, USB 2.0, SATA, and the usual UART, SPI, I2C, and GPIO ports. VoIP processing is included.

Also consider each satellite to be equivalent to a cell tower, (or maybe a couple), and those 5000 satellites covering the globe look like a limited capacity service, as they are covering the globe with fewer towers than major metropo0litan areas now have.

Vasopressin acts on the G protein–coupled vasopressin receptors V1a and V1b, with V1a as the dominant receptor subtype in the brain.

Which is still FAR less than 5000 cell towers in one metropolitan area, which was your original claim.

Many general aviation investigations involve analyzing video captured from a pilot’s GoPro or smartphone. And while the use of video recording devices has become commonplace among private pilots, you won’t find a camera mounted in the cockpit on your next commercial flight.

The Cine 7 RX looks to be a good in-between solution for people who want a wireless monitoring solution that has a larger screen and more features than a Focus 7, but don’t want to go to the expense of buying a 703 Bolt.

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Left, atlas locations and histology photomicrographs for each rat (IM-657, IM-1002, IM-1003, IM-1037 and IM-1078) from which opto-tagged dopamine cells were obtained. Red, TH-staining; green: ChR2–eYFP; blue: DAPI. Scale bars, 1 mm. IM-1037 and IM-1078 brains were sliced horizontally, so fibre tracks appear as a circle. Font colours for rat ID numbers correspond to colours of tick marks in coronal atlas sections, indicating estimated recording locations for opto-tagged dopamine cells. For IM-1078, virus was injected into NAc core, and retrogradely infected dopamine neurons were recorded in VTA. Right, retrograde tracing of CTb from NAc core (top) to VTA-l (bottom). Top panel shows approximate extent of NAc labelling in each of the three rats (each rat indicated by a different colour). Bottom left panels show close-ups of TH labelling (blue), CTb (green) and merged image. Bottom right panels show reconstructed locations of TH+ and double-labelled TH+CTb+ midbrain neurons, on horizontal atlas sections. Estimated optrode locations are shown by red circles (or orange circle, in the case of the retrograde tagging rat IM-1078). Labelled neurons were counted within the red rectangles that span the AP and ML extent of estimated recording locations. Percentages shown are the fraction of TH+ neurons that are also CTb+. Brain atlas outlines in this figure were reproduced with permission from Paxinos and Watson, 200551.

Again, if you had actually read anything about this at all you would have seen that the reason WHY latency is so high on geosynchronous satellite connections is because they have to orbit at over 35,000 km. It takes time to transmit a signal over that distance, hence, latency. By contrast, Starlink satellites will orbit at low earth altitudes of around 1,100 km, about 1/35th the distance. Meaning that the time to transmit will be much less, hence lower latency. You know, that thing called "physics". As stated IN THEIR OFFICIAL FCC FILINGS, they are anticipating being able to hit latencies as low as 25 ms, which is smack in the rang of cable internet.

American DSL might. Decent DSL, these days, means non-interleaved DSL with fiber-to-the-node (loop length below 1 km, usually VDSL). If you see 70 ms, your ISP sucks or you’re pinging another continent.