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Got Starlink a week ago because I had finally had enough of my useless rural ISP constantly having connection issues. My intention is for it to be my backup Internet connection because I work from home and need reliable connectivity. Some thoughts from a new user:

1. Setup was stupidly easy, having an App saying "just point the dish that way" is something I wish I had years ago when I was doing amateur radio.

2. Speed is fast, getting the full 100 I'm paying for and haven't had any dropouts so far, even with some minor obstructions. Actually considering coughing up the extra $30 for 200.

3. Reliability, can't fault it. App is saying 99.98% pings.

The quibbles:

1. The provided kick st

I spent an hour puzzling over this, I also checked the service manual which was about as helpful as doing it blindfolded, and I'm no closer to finding the up/down adjustments for my Forte. Could someone point me in the right direction here? Preferably show me a photo!

https://cabinradio.ca/297384/news/environment/wildfires/three-on-board-as-firefighting-plane-crashes-near-fort-simpson/

Buffalo Statement here: https://www.facebook.com/BuffaloAirways/posts/1469320131903203

Three people were on board but no information on their condition.

I'm playing around with a treasure hunt idea and created a Cipher that I think should be solvable in a few hours for a hobbyist. Wanted to throw it at the experts in here as so far nobody as solved it and I think I may have made it too difficult?

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Any hints on how to make this more accessible to the interested amateur?

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Seriously, it's not necessary to remind me multiple times a day about a Borderlands reward if I've already dismissed it. I don't even own the game and have no interest in it.

Long shot post, but I'm genuinely curious. Back in the late 1990s/early 2000s there were two guys who came to Aylesbury most market days in a green van with the best baked potatoes I've ever tasted. I used to eat there all the time but left the area in 2000, and apparently they're no longer around. I think their names were Greg and possibly Graeme?

Anyone know what became of them?

I'm currently reading the fictional Brethen series which imagines a secret society during the 9th Crusade trying to negotiate peaceful coexistence between the various Abrahamic religions. A lofty goal, but it did get me thinking if there were any serious efforts by groups to find a peaceful solution in the Holy Land.

I'm currently reading the fictional Brethen series which imagines a secret society during the 9th Crusade trying to negotiate peaceful coexistence between the various Abrahamic religions. A lofty goal, but it did get me thinking if there were any serious efforts by groups to find a peaceful solution in the Holy Land.

I'm in the maddening situation that I have TWO M185 mice, and neither will connect to the receiver that came with one of them, or the Unifying receiver I use with my existing wireless keyboard which is working just fine.

What I have tried:

1. The Logi Web Connect web site, which only runs on Chrome by the way, and that's stupid. "Timeout: Looks like you spent too much time not doing any action on your device, please try again"

2. The Connect Utility, which tells me to plug in the receiver then never detects it. But the Logi Web Connect site does.

3. The Unifying Receiver software. Which locates both receivers, but never finds either mouse.

Yes, I have already:

* Rebooted

* Unplug