True companies do not pay per packet but they do pay for the bandwidth. The more users that use more bandwidth consistently means the ISP needs to invest more money on throughput/links. If you have 100 users and they use 1 mbps on average you can get away with a 100mpbs link. If you have 5 users using 50mpbs on average now you need a gig link. So technically it's not free but yeah bandwidth caps suck big time. My suggestion would be to pick a place to live near a city with a municipal broadband option.
Also substance abuse or mental disabilities... or both.
Yes but i think reddit is many times more valuable than Lemmy. I just haven't found the same level of very specific subreddits that have lots and lots of activity. Most of the traffic here is memes, politics, news and Linux lovin. On reddit if I needed to find a community about my local town it's no problem and there are tens or hundreds of daily posts. The same community does exist on Lemmy but the last post was 6 months ago.
Who doesn't use all the cameras on their phone? Is there like a specific focal length you never use? Or are you unaware that zooming in the camera app switches lenses?
The runways are likely pretty far apart. Telephoto lenses compress depth and make objects appear closer to each other. It's why telephoto lenses are used for portraits to make facial features look more attractive and with slightly less depth.
So that's correct... Or am I dumber than the AI?
Good luck finding a 65"+ monitor at a reasonable price.
It will have a boot or case on it and will be filled with grease. Just like a cv joint or ball joint.
Vans can tow too. Many full sized Vans are a truck chassis and drivetrain with the body of a Van.
Yea we are in the Chattanooga area and enjoy gigabit symmetrical fiber for $67/mo. No taxes or extra fees, just the 67. It's a big part of why we chose to live here.
Taken on a Nikon Z8 with Sigma 150-600. 600mm f8 1/160 ISO 12,800. Noise removed with lightroom and 2 exposures composited with photoshop.
Taken at Old Cars City USA, Georgia. Shot on a Nikon Z8 50/f1.8. ISO 100 50mm f2.8 1/60
Recycling is simply a way to get people to buy more plastic products. Plastic is rarely recycled and even if it is, it's only for a single time. Recycling is supported by oil and gas companies since it promotes plastic container sales if people feel like they are helping the environment by recycling.
So it's better to put more lives in danger so that there can be someone to blame?