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> When the router inevitably dies, I can take it down and get another one without too much trouble on the same day. Which is typically more frustrating than go

> When the router inevitably dies, I can take it down and get another one without too much trouble on the same day. Which is typically more frustrating than going to a local store and buying a new one. > It actually works. Nicely. Why would I want to screw that up and give myself one more thing to configure/tweak to death? No thanks. I have real work to do. Until this thing gets in my way, it stays. There are plenty of routers that require minimal configuration to "just work."

geocrasher 7y ago
> Which is typically more frustrating than going to a local store and buying a new one. Not here. I call in, explain the troubleshooting I've already done. The rep agrees that It's Dead, marks my account. I go to the local store, hand them my old one, they hand me a new one, and I come home and plug it in. Couldn't be easier, all things considered.