Wade Wilson

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@trumplicans2024 Quite Riot.

who...

That’s a great question. 🤔

SpaceX has just officially unveiled its next-generation @Starlink V5 terminal, featuring a much smaller lighter design. • Speeds up to 375+ Mbps • 50% more power efficient than V4 (V5 has an avg power consumption of just 35-50W) • 35% smaller dish than V4 • Dish weight: 2.4 lb (62% lighter than the V4) • 110° field of view (same as V4) • Software-assisted manual orientation (same as V4) • IP67 Type 4 weather resistance (same as V4) • Operational wind resistance up to 165 mph (vs 60 mph+ rated for V4) • Snow melt capability up to 40 mm/hour (1.6 in/hour) (same as V4) • Operating temperature: -30°C to 50°C (-22°F to 122°F) (same as V4) • LED status indicator integrated into the dish (V4's primary status indicator is on the router) • Includes Router Mini with Wi-Fi 6 • Dual-band 2×2 MU-MIMO • Two 1 Gbps RJ45 Ethernet ports • Wi-Fi coverage up to 2,200 sq ft • Supports up to 235 connected devices • Mesh compatible with Starlink Gen 2 Router, Gen 3 Router, Router Mini, and Starlink Mini • Includes a 15 m (49.2 ft) Starlink cable • Includes a 2 m (6.6 ft) Ethernet cable • Includes a 1.5 m (4.9 ft) power cable • Includes a pipe adapter, power supply, Router Mini stand, and kickstand.

@wholemars You are on 🔥🔥🔥

Another “Tesla killer” cleared of all charges

@JWe9378 Can imagine getting away with NOT eating what was for dinner???

@W4d3101 I hated meatloaf. I don’t mind it now.

I was told to eat it or it will be waiting for me at breakfast.

@gasstationsushi @JWe9378 Exactly… so true, and it was normal. Not in a bad way.

@JWe9378 We had little in the kitchen pantry, it was a given. No one needed to be told “eat it or go without” there wasn’t much else from day to day, and it the end of the week before my father received his paycheck there was even less.

@trumplicans2024 Mine was a kid built version with a banana seat…

me: Schwinn... you?

@trumplicans2024 You will be forgotten…

And you say to George?

@wholemars I see these in Florida (Senior) living communities all day long!!!

Got invited to the reveal party for this new vehicle, Chip Can't find much info about it, but excited to learn more

@miles_commodore It had a smell!

Who else other than me was addicted to this place in the 90’s.

@1BethDutton 🫡 Understand completely ❤️ I do miss my grandson, daughter moved to Alaska.

@W4d3101 I'm stuck here. Kids and grands here. It's not worth it to leave what makes my heart happy.

"Isn't she lovely? Isn't she beautiful?" 🎶🎵

Lets settle this, long hair or short hair on Women?

@TechOperator I have old photos in a display case and I have no clue who they are (wife’s side, she does but honestly!)

Isn’t that the truth. No one will care when you’re gone. Not one bit. Act accordingly.

@JWe9378 70’s

80’s for me. I wasn’t old enough in the 70’s to remember it.

@TechOperator As a backup to my backup (yup, thats me), I have an RV adapter so I can charge, in a pinch, at many state (and others) campgrounds that have 30amp service. I have a annual state parks pass.

After 5 years of EV ownership, it finally happened. My wife spent hours at a charger on a road trip yesterday, and we would not change a thing. What happened? She was attending a friend's funeral in Wichita Falls, TX. To get home more quickly, she stopped at a DC quick charger before the funeral. When leaving, she set the destination to Wichita Falls, TX, instead of home. The EV charged for a few minutes, then let her know she was ready to continue. She arrived in Wichita Falls, TX, with 10% energy. That place is a ghost town for EV charging. All chargers are at dealerships or available only to hotel guests. The next DC fast charger required 18% battery to reach, with a safety margin. Fortunately, the Hilton staff gave her permission to charge after I called the front desk. One spot was left when she arrived, so waiting was not an issue. But all chargers were running, so the charging rate was painfully slow. After about 2 hours, she finally had enough energy to continue. When she finally reached the DC charger, it took about 15 minutes to get more than enough juice to make it the rest of the way home. But here’s the thing: we have three EVs, charge at home, and, by conservative estimates, we have saved weeks of time and thousands of dollars with EV ownership. Can you get stuck at a charger for hours? Yes. Does it happen often? No. Would you rather spend weeks of time and thousands of dollars on ICE fueling and maintenance? We wouldn’t.

A short recap of what we did over the last two weeks. Our route was Boston to Savannah, GA, down the coast and then back up to Clemson: - Swam in a lot of lakes in Pennsylvania because of the heatwave - Watched a pie eating contest in Virginia - Celebrated 4th of July in Washington DC - Relaxed at the beaches in Delaware - Saw wild horses in Chincoteague, VA - Went to the Outer Banks in North Carolina - Had a baby bear block our road in North Carolina - Tried many new fast food chains like Bojangles and Sonic - Ate a lot (probably too much) at Taco Bell - Played minigolf in Myrtle Beach - Visited beautiful cities like Charleston and Savannah - Saw an alligator and a lot more cool wildlife

@trumplicans2024 Lego's 🤣

Cars. But I'm in the business... You?