Yes, burnout is very real.
In my case I seldom post due to failing health.
Things have changed over time. It used to be that folks understood that satellite Internet was not, can not be the functional equivalent of ground based systems.
These days many users are cord cutters. The extra load on the entire system and within individual beams is bringing the system to its knees and they just don't want to hear it. They just want cable performance.
Don't even get me going on the self proclaimed "Sys Admins".
@Gwalk900 wrote:Don't even get me going on the self proclaimed "Sys Admins".
I used to employ quite a few SysAds and was going to have some fun with that guy.
They were always at odds with software engineers no matter how much of a symbiotic relationship you tried to create. So I really got a chuckle at this.
GabeU - You should know that the Hughes Community moderators, corp. engineers, installers, technicians and field staff have tremendous respect for your technical experience and ability to logically explain satellite internet technology to the average user. I’m looking forward to speaking with you and will reach out this week.
I'm sorry to hear about your failing health, GWalk900. I miss your presence here.
@maratsade, @Katie0, @MarkJFine, @Gwalk900, @bare65
Thanks, folks. I certainly appreciate it. A break was what I needed.
When you actually start helping people, your critiques and criticisms might carry some weight. Until then, they're the equivalent of hot air. Nothing more.
@maratsade wrote:The bleeps are awesome. LOL
Hey! Can Big **bleep** make a comment here?
@GabeU was the first to reply to my first post here.
soon found out he had a sense of humor and we started "poking" jabs at the other.
We, sometimes have fun. Gotta remember the good times too.
Dont leave "Bud"