Being the latency issue has been thrown around so much this is sort of a futile thread. Being there is an aprox latency of 1/2 second between you the gateway back to you that cannot have much done I really do not what more can be done being we have not gotten over that whole speed of light thing.
Well the early days of WildBlue had latency around 400-800ms. That's about average for other satellite providers too from what I've read. But WildBlue has latency from 800 to...geez 3000ms sometimes. That's a BIG difference. They need to figure out a way to optimize that to the fullest. I don't understand the wide range of latency readings.
There are three components to latency, the immutable lightspeed latency, Demand Assigned Multiple Access latency ,terrestrial internet latency. Wildblue has no control over lightspeed latency or terrestrial internet travel time and small control over DAMA latency
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Shane - thanks! I would guess that, by then, there will be far more urgent concerns, for all of us, as we continue to see the internet, and many of our other freedoms disintegrate, one by one...
......after all it is just internet (or tv), not life or death.......credited to an installer that I knew....
Well, the internet is not in anyway just, especially for us that live in remote rural sites.
My wireline telephone hangs from the same poles as the power line, both of which have been down for more than twenty-four hours within the past year. My satellite link is the only communication link for which reliability I am solely responsible.
Selling Wildblue satellite internet service as just trivial is wrong and dishonest as an excuse for poor service. Wildblue, please take note!
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