I use a Sierra Wireless EM9293 with a USB3 to M.2 Key B 4G 5G Modem Adapter Enclosure with SIM Card Slot - V7 from Wireless Haven.

Impressive kit and costs me about 300 in parts.

Works natively with my Mikrotik USB port.

Actually you can get 2 IPs for free. Then use high availability

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My ISP blocks all outgoing ports. Maybe I'm not trying hard enough but anything I try port forwarding ends up getting blocked.

Minecraft and port 80 are the 2 I've tried and they've been unresponsive

A lot are moving through software defined networking which runs at RAM speeds.

But typically responsiveness is quite important in a virtualized environment.

InfiniBand could run theoretically at 2400gbps which is 300GB/s.

Number 3. I already did two degrees with it.

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None. Do your research and due diligence.

This could help but make sure you take everything with a grain of salt

https://app.joinbeaker.com/

Would a Nvidia Shield be a good fit for this use case?

But you could use an optical guided drone. Oh wait it's a TOW. We're using TOWs again.

I personally use the peak design everyday 30L with a medium camera cube.

I can 1 bag all of my 4-5 day trips.

Medium cube, and a medium clothing pack, and one toiletry bag.

It does get heavy. I'm a smaller person. 69 inches and 150lbs.

The waist belt helps a lot.

Took it hiking on Faroe a few weeks ago. Definitely gone through some sketchy hikes but the backpack did fine. I thought it was comfy enough.

Bad is that your lenses are harder to access through the side pockets. Smaller cameras are fine for the most part.

I have a Z8 and that was a bit big to get through the side panel.

I also have the large camera cube and I'm thinking of getting a smedium cube for longer trips. I've been trying to one bag longer trips like 7-14 day trips.

I do cheat by bringing a sling like a 6L sling so I can tuck lenses I'll use a lot in there for ease of access.

Sorry for my rambling. Took me 5 bags to get into a setup I'm comfy with.

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