Unless the IP addresses are changing with each TTL expiration, I'm not sure that should matter. DNS isn't typically a resource-intensive activity.
My Cloudflare reference was based on their proxied IP addressing that I've had considerable trouble with.
As long as the radio is limited to two watts and doesn't support relays, there's no issue whatsoever.
If there is a concern, you can buy a ten-year "immediate family" GMRS license for $35.
My slows show that my browser is waiting for a third-party website.
My most recent was adsense but there was another tracking site in the previous wait.
Unfurl has been around for a while (Fall 2018?). It was/is disabled by default.
https://xenforo.com/community/threads/unfurling-urls-emoji-enhancements-and-video-uploads.154986/#post-1289239
"Unfurling" is the process by which Xenforo visits the link and collects metadata and contextual...
My Costco is unchanged at $4.099 and the price of premium went down three cents to $4.469.
$1.40/gallon is about as big a differential as it gets. If this isn't Summer gas, I can easily see $6/gallon gas in your future.
Redwood City is $5.339 and $5.739 respectively.
I believe that some of the streaming weakness has a lot to do with Disney's failure to add content that they promised and removal of content that was considered "culturally outdated".
I was reading the Security Updates release notes and the latest Patch Tuesday addresses 149 issues. Quite a few of them are for SQL Server (37, mostly threat 8.8/10) but that's got to be nearing some sort of record for Microsoft malfeasance.
Mine broke the four dollar barrier this morning moving up eight cents to $4.079. Premium went up six cents to $4.499.
Redwood City is $5.159 and $5.699 so you're getting poked pretty hard.
When it comes to being on the wrong side something DISH often wins with two looks.
DISH also suffers less if there is a satellite outage such as DIRECTV 11 recently experienced.
Ku will always be as good or better than Ka.