u/BabyJesusAnalingus

Nah, you can fuck all the way off with that. I'm out completely now.

I've researched as much as I feel I can, so I want to ask directly: Starlink won't work for someone who is constantly changing countries, right? I live in Mexico, but I am going abroad for two years (through the USA, Europe, Australia, and Asia). It seems I'd have to re-register the device in a "home" country (wherever I am at the time) at a minimum, but I don't want service to be disconnected at any time. Essentially, I want to use Starlink as a guarantee I'll have at least basic Internet instead of having to rely on WiFi everywhere I travel.

First, is anyone successfully doing this? And secondly, if not, what is the right plan? i see a cheap $200/mo global roaming plan. Will my service be turned off if I don't go to Mexico every two months? Generally, during this trip, I plan to be in MX for a month out of each of the two years, and then return permanently to Mexico (where I'd want Starlink still).

Appreciate any help.

Hi folks! I was looking to see if anyone else has experienced overheating with a GoPro Hero 13 in shallow (10-25 feet) water. I've tried it with and without the dive housing, and it still overheats after about 10 minutes. I'm heartbroken because it died right in the middle of a special dive with a turtle.

The last time it happened, my GoPro Hero 13 totally died, so it isn't something I want to keep happening. I tossed the camera in electronics recycling, but before I buy a new one I wanted to see if this is a persistent problem for people. In that case, I'd choose another model (or brand). It's expensive to break these things with any sort of consistency.