Starlink just ruined their service with Data Caps. Rural users once again get screwed! Saved from Broadband hell and now to be throttled after 1TB of monthly usage. Very pissed off that 1TB for a Family is insulting. Elon try living in rural America, where there are few options. Plus, the insane price of paying 25 cents per GB for overage if you do not want to be throttled. Just cheaper to buy a second dish. Not a happy camper. That is the worst news of the year.

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• New “contact protocols” for aliens
  
• Over a thousand Rivian vans making deliveries 
  
• SolarWinds and the SEC
  
• Mastodon reaches 1 million active users 
  
• Barry Diller says said there is something odd with Meta
  
• The electric Hummer counterpart
  
• Trump won’t leave Truth Social 
  
• Apple working on just Siri
  
• Hopper raises $96 million
  
• 56-foot asteroid hurtling toward Earth
  
• NASA will launch a heat shield in the shape of a saucer 
  
• The DOJ seizes Bitcoins
  
• Microsoft and password-free authentication 
  
• A portable speaker that costs $790
  
• DoE gets $1.5 billion 
  
• What to do after a data breach
  
• Starlink is adding a data cap
  
• A total eclipse is happening this week
  
• COVID-19 will hit iPhone supplies 
  
• Airbnb to be transparent 
  
• Jack Dorsey apologizes 
  
• Twitter wants some laid-off workers to come back
  
• Musk says Twitter needs ‘the accurate source of information.”
  
• Meta is preparing for layoffs
  

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