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If anything, I'd like to see the streaming services of DISH and DIRECTV given their own subforums in an attempt to avoid the confusion that often results from stuffing them in together with their satellite counterparts.

Calling Dr. Love - Kiss

Total Eclipse of the Heart - Bonnie Tyler

PIR, Road America and Laguna Seca doesn't feature much banking at all -- some even feature some negative banking. In the grand scheme, speed = predictable downforce = more consistent control. Elevation changes that some of the road courses (especially Laguna Seca) introduce shouldn't be...

How is Indy more demanding than Portland International Raceway, Road America or Laguna Seca (as examples)? Are we talking demanding on the car, demanding on the driver or both?

If you're still using a 15 year old router with its factory software, you've got bigger concerns than this.

The title is misleading as the problem isn't with Python itself but an obscure PyPy package for logging Discord errors.

Small consolation given the nasty hop it took to begin the downward trend.

There are some important obstacles to vehicular AM support as I see it: Interference from various automotive electronic devices (especially high-energy ignition and fuel injection systems) Antenna placement options AM tuners are more costly to implement from an electronics standpoint

It has been my experience that Emergency Alerts (weather, Amber alerts) also come on commercial FM and TV stations (not necessarily the public ones). AM is used for localized rural traffic warnings according to the road signs that I see. Unfortunately, my local AM station (KBZY) goes to...

Around here, much of the talk radio is moving (or has moved) to FM.

False alarm?

Who is lined up waiting the claim the bandwidth?

Please Release Me - Engelbert Humperdinck.

While the equipment may be advanced, Xfinity's software is deplorable. You have to use a phone app to configure what little is available to configure on their routers. For those who run a dozen 4K streaming sessions on their Roku Ultras or ATVs, Xfinity's offering may be just the ticket, but...

Data caps are toxic, and new data caps are surely much more toxic in a marketplace that promises to have alternatives (whether or not those alternatives are all they appear to be). Cable companies have recently begun to bleed broadband customers in significant numbers, and that's not a trend...

Wings of a Dove - Dolly Parton

As a data point (not a "mine is better than yours" jab), I recently upgraded my owned modem and I'm getting nearly 180/85 with Xfinity. At one point, I was seeing 180/180, but that was short-lived. I'm paying $67/month and suffer a 1.2TB cap.

Those terms expired two years ago today (May 18, 2023). They applied to weasel out of the data cap requirement in 2021 but withdrew their application when it appeared that the FCC wasn't amenable.

Pay the Price - Buffalo Springfield

That may (or may not) come as part of any regulatory requirements applied to the merger. While the term "data cap" is toxic in the marketplace, cable can still claim that they don't throttle or "deprioritize" like wireless or satellite does.

The $21.9 billion number omits around $12 billion in debt that Charter is assuming.

Hindsight on the Spectrum name wasn't kind. I'm not sure Cox commands any more blue sky than Spectrum.

Little Deuce Coupe - The Beach Boys

Ice Ice Baby - Vanilla Ice