Ok, so about 0.0134%, Parent comment’s point is that -the average European- absolutely does not want the US healthcare system in Europe. Simply due to our shared believe healthcare is a basic right and should be universally available to everyone.

Those who have the financial means to travel to the USA for medical treatment do so largely due to running out of conventional options at home, experimental treatments or specific doctors who are regarded as the best in their particular field.

Most of the US outbound medical travel is due to treatment at home being too expensive and risking pushing entire families to bankruptcy.

The fact that 100k europeans fly to the US for medical treatment is factual, but does not equal them wanting the US healthcare system in Europe.

That's about how many need it, can afford it, and can't wait for an appointment in half a year.

Idk .. I injured my knee playing soccer (tore a bunch of ligaments) a few months ago. Wasn't life threatening. Still, got care after waiting for about an hour, xray and all. On a Saturday. In Sweden, single payer insurance. I paid only about $20 out of pocket.

Congrats on shipping! Looks like a great tool to add to my toolkit for a very modest price!

Any big significant other features planned on the roadmap? Would be interesting to know what else you are planning to add over time. (If any)

Thank you so much!

Yes, many features: - Continuous ping of the network after scanning - Addition of visuals like history and timing graphs - DNS troubleshooter - More logos for vendors - Full port scans (on request) - Visual traceroute - mDNS browser

And I'm always on the lookout for more...

I'll also be adding a second tier for Wi-Fi related functions - such as report cards, roaming reasons (based on OS logs), pcap analysis, history graphs, and much more.

Me too! It is addictive, lots of misses, and then some really good ones you end up using every day!

Have you checked if it can be flashed with Tasmota/ESPhome, etc? I believe it can be integrated with homekit.

I used to obsess back in the XBMC days (my teens) about boxee and the boxee box (never bought it) thanks for the blast from the past!

I did look into something like that, and someone did accomplish it with a similar model.

https://1projectaweek.com/blog/2022/2/8/converting-a-carro-h...

I also realized that the skill necessary to accomplish this was way above my comfort level. I did see a product called the Bond Bridge Pro that has good reviews. The FCC ID for the fans isn't listed in their database yet but it may still work. I haven't had the time to dig further into it.

XBMC was a lot of fun back in the old days. As I got older, I definitely got lazier with stuff like that, went to an Apple TV, and was happy there. :)

As a parent of a 2.5yo, this made me laugh :) thank you

As the parent of a 30 year old, it made me smile and think "hmm, what was the name of that book?" :)

Genuine question, in that scenario what should you write the logs to if you wanted to keep the files locally on the car?

I understand EMMC/Flash is a bad idea, but what is the better approach, a HDD/SSD?

This looks great in its simplicity. Excited to try it out.

Also, i like how the first thing on the landing page is a quick video showing us what to expect. So often its lacking!

Yup! I think it depends person to person, I'm very visual so I always prefer video, some people on this thread mentioned they're readers so I should cater for both

I’m in Spain and get 10Gbit symmetric which comes down to about 7000mbps up and down on speedtests to my airbnb (in a small town 30min away from a touristic hotspot) for 30 euro’s. My home in Barcelona gets 1gbit symmetric for 25 euro.

Competition here has gotten pretty good with lots of virtual carrier being allowed by law to use telefonicas ftth which has driven prices down.

I’m the opposite to you where I’m always surprised when I hear people in fairly big towns/cities in US/UK etc are still on less then 100mbit symmetric!

Nice this is awesome! Well done. Once you have everything in NMEA it really does become very easy to integrate with other marine hardware/software. Literally everything runs on it :)

You should join Signal Cartel[1], the wormhole ‘rescue service’ it is a lot of fun and they provide some great tools for exploring.

Just remembering the good times make me want to jump back in! I’ve been the same as yourself. Probably tried a dozen times over the years. From mining to pvp, red v blue, tried it all but it always started to feel like work in the end. Exploring and Signal Cartel made me stick around the longest. Eventually got a bit bored with it.

The most EVE entertaining i’ve had recently is Andrew Groen book series Empires of Eve [2]. Basically all the great big war stories bundled into a very engaging 2 series book. It is a lovely read!

[1] https://signalcartel.org/

[2] https://www.empiresofeve.com/

I've considered them! I joined Eve University for all the classes and free skills. The next thing is I want to join the wormhole community to get a feel for multiplayer wormholing because I've only done solo.

Hey, if you need some pointers on WH life, I'd be happy to help. I'm a founder and former CEO of Lazerhawks, Hidden Fremen :)