top | item 24156469 (no title) ryosuke | 5 years ago I can confirm that the Japanese article does indeed say that the ship went closer to land so that it could connect to Wi-Fi. Not sure how common satellite internet is on ships of this kind. discuss order hn newest eitland|5 years ago > Not sure how common satellite internet is on ships of this kind.My best guess:Satellite internet on ships is common but still slow and expensive these days.Background:- ar one point I worked for three years as a system engineer with a company in the maritime radio and radar business- even further back I have also interviewed with another that was specifically in the business of connecting ships to Internet.
eitland|5 years ago > Not sure how common satellite internet is on ships of this kind.My best guess:Satellite internet on ships is common but still slow and expensive these days.Background:- ar one point I worked for three years as a system engineer with a company in the maritime radio and radar business- even further back I have also interviewed with another that was specifically in the business of connecting ships to Internet.
eitland|5 years ago
My best guess:
Satellite internet on ships is common but still slow and expensive these days.
Background:
- ar one point I worked for three years as a system engineer with a company in the maritime radio and radar business
- even further back I have also interviewed with another that was specifically in the business of connecting ships to Internet.