🚀 go-pugleaf

We have about 4000 LocalTalk ports connected in about 400 passive stars and
found the following to work:

1. We limit the length of each leg of the star to about 100'.
2. We limit the total wire in a star to about 1000'.
3. Then we put a 20-30 ohm terminating resistor at the center of the star,
   none at the points.

Why does this work? My guess is that the wire lengths are so much shorter
than a LocalTalk bit on the wire that it acts more like a capacitor than a
transmission line. The resistor reduces the time constant to less than a
bit time.