>>pjf+(OP)
Also known as 42 petabytes. Or 42 trillion kilobytes. Or 336 quadrillion bits.

>>slau+Bf
If I did the calculations right this puts starlink at roughly .32% of all internet traffic per second.

>>pjf+(OP)
42M GB really had me scratching my head.

>>ethanw+ii
It's not clear if they're double counting the traffic across all the lasers in the traffic path or if it's only in and out of the laser mesh.

>>pjf+(OP)
If a number is too low to make a good headline, multiply it by some large number, e.g. 86400 (seconds per day), 300 million citizens, ...

>>cqqxo4+Ki
I like to think of this as 1.32 billion giga quarter bits myself. Quarter bits make everything bigger.

>>pjf+(OP)
[dupe]

>>39200323

>>39199368

>>cqqxo4+Ki
How about a 1969 MG MGB? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MG_MGB#/media/File:MG_MGB_open...

Stupid headline is stupid...

>>cliZX8+dm
Which is odd since 4 PB/day already sounds impressive.

>>Spivak+st
That's only to people who know what that means.

>>SushiH+Mq
Thanks! Comments moved to >>39200323 .

Edit: except for the ones about the headline since the headline is fixed on the other thread.