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> I literally never look at them when all is ok, but when it's not, i get the status info in literally a second. I'd say this is an argument for simply not hav
by input_sh 6y ago
> I literally never look at them when all is ok, but when it's not, i get the status info in literally a second.
I'd say this is an argument for simply not having them on until something goes wrong.
I'm fortunate enough that almost all LEDs in my living room are dimmed green, with the exceptions being my speaker set with a very bright blue (covered with a black tape, they're always on anyway), and my external monitor (dim white, not on when in standby).
Unfortunately, my Thinkpad has an annoying blue power indicator and I can't keep my mic turned off via a keyboard shortcut since that turns on another blue LED. Especially annoying when the night light turns on.
Nice username BTW!
- Too 6y agoMy router has 4 ethernet ports, 3 of them have cables plugged in. One of the cables are broken. One of the computers on the other end lost it's power. I want a cheap router and i don't want to configure which ports that are supposed to be in use. How many error-leds do you expect to be flashing?