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Went up to $3.20 from $3.16 for 87 octane.

That probably explains it since mine was in a 2014 Xterra. Anyway, I like doing the streaming but sometimes I get weird streaming like the currently playing song is playing another copy on top of it. Sometimes the next song starts playing before the end of the current song - as much as 30...

I never could do that with my OEM SiriusXM radio in my Xterra. That's not like streaming. I don't know if streaming is a "two-way street" or if the stream is buffered or both.

Especially if one is using a VPN.

OK.

I use YT mainly for howto videos but I do watch some political commentary and some historical stuff. I have watched some Star Trek stuff on it. Other than that, I don't watch YT content much.

After you do that and get the satellite positions programmed in, you can then do a blind scan on each satellite.

I'd rather pay more for gasolines that help reduce carbon buildup in the engine. I know that the gas comes from the same refinery but it's the additives that make the difference. So, I don't use gasbuddy.

I don't remember when but they've been gone for awhile now.

Jumped to $3.16 from $3.09 for 87 octane. Sinclair.

12.5 dB here.

I just did a renewal and it's $6/month + fees and taxes (about $7.30 total). I was paying about $24/month. car+streaming. I prefer streaming since you can pause, rewind, or skip forward.

101W C-band was working just fine 30 minutes ago.

Yep. Some ISPs allow static IPs for residences, some do not for the reasons you gave. But there is a way around that with dyndns which essentially gives you a static IP. So ISPs that deny residential static IPs are being ridiculous.

I'm not sure of what you're trying to say here. The ISP can assign a residential customer a public static IP just like they do for businesses for a couple extra dollars. Most people get a dynamic address. Static IPs don't change but dynamic IPs do. Static IPs make it possible to connect to your...

I consider wireguard easier to configure than openvpn. I'm using a commercial grade VPN right now and its Windows and Android apps auto configure wireguard by default. It probably auto configures openvpn also but I haven't tried that. I connect to that service from Linux also but they won't give...

Jumped to $3.09/gal 87 octane at Sinclair. Up from $2.80.

Streaming out to the web isn't possible without opening a port and having a static IP. Clients outside your network won't have access to your streams without an open port and a static IP. Dynamic IPs makes it impossible for clients to find your home network. Clients can't connect to your VPN...

Yes. I do it all the time. I also stream it over my personal VPN where I setup up a wireguard server on the router and wireguard clients on the PCs laptops and smartphones. That's advanced networking but you can make it easier by purchasing a VPN service. Wireguard VPN is best since it doesn't...

I wish I was 29 again.

5G is more about streaming and internet services.

Heh, I was just reading about 5G and sub-6. Sounds like 5G isn't all that great unless you have Verizons mmWave service. So, they're messing up C-band satellite service for a service that isn't much better than 4G/LTE. https://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/what-is-low-band-5g-sub-6-explained/

$2.91/gallon 87 octane Sinclair.

A-Team

I guess SiriusXM is hurting for bucks. People must be turning off their accounts on streaming services...