It’s an interesting article. I’ve had Starlink for close to two years now at a Canadian farm and while I have noticed (and tested to verify) the kind of varianc

It’s an interesting article. I’ve had Starlink for close to two years now at a Canadian farm and while I have noticed (and tested to verify) the kind of variance they’re seeing… in practice it has been a complete non-issue. Teams calls with 20 people, massive bulk data uploads and downloads from S3, etc. and the service has been basically flawless. There have been a couple of 1-2 minute outages here and there, generally during very intense thunderstorms. And then through a series of fortunate events for me I ended up with gigabit symmetric fibre out there this fall. I haven’t cancelled the Starlink subscription yet, still waiting to feel confident that the fibre is reliable long-term.