My favorite thing about Starlink internet is that when a storm rolls through the internet goes out.
It's like the old days when I was a kid, albeit in town then, when internet was either not available or painfully slow and otherwise minimally valuable. Completely disconnected from the outside world in every way (we're in a cellular and OTA TV dead zone).
Family front porch sitting watching the rain come down, thankful for the pastures to get some moisture. Good times. Need more of that kinda living these days.
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