5G is going to be pretty different: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/5G#Overview
It's using higher frequency radio waves, which are absorbed by the air. You'll need an antenna every block (not every few km).
On the plus side, it has a really low latency so is more broadly useful.
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One day I am going to reach the height of technological sophistication, and every clock in my house will handle daylight savings automatically.
I'm not there yet. I think modern appliances are getting better though.
(Does a microwave really need to know the current time?)
New version of difftastic is out! In this release:
* Improved git integration
* Polished the side-by-side display, particularly on large screens
* Fixed a nasty crash
https://github.com/Wilfred/difftastic/releases/tag/0.61.0
I travelled recently with six electronic devices, and every single one used USB-C for charging. It was wonderful, and not an experience I've had before.