chrneu

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by chrneu 1y ago
Multimonitor support and bluetooth are the two biggest reasons I ditched windows a couple years ago. I have no idea how multimon got so, so bad on windows. Then bluetooth ...wtf? Again, how did they get so bad?
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by chrneu 1y ago
I feel it's worth pointing out that this is where some folks brains kind of break when the "cost" of a good is mentioned. It's the massive infrastructure to do the things profitably at scale that is often the problem wit
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by chrneu 1y ago
I was pretty into nuclear as well but it's pretty obvious that solar/wind with battery storage is the future. For the price of a single reactor you can build out like 5x the capacity with other renewables. That's also account
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by chrneu 1y ago
unfortunately nobody wants to sacrifice anything nowadays so everyone will keep using google, and microsoft, and tiktok and meta and blah blah
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by chrneu 1y ago
Most EVs are basically high end luxury tech mobiles now. What ICE manus charge $5k in their tech package is basically standard across most EVs nowadays. It's insane the amount of bells/whistles cheap EVs come standard with now.
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by chrneu 1y ago
You can't use that speed if your device is dropping half the packets.
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by chrneu 1y ago
Hardwire everything you can over ethernet to get them off Wifi. Use a dedicated 2.4ghz AP for all IoT devices. Firewall this network and only allow the traffic those devices need. This greatly reduces congestion. Use 5ghz for phones/la
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by chrneu 1y ago
For what it's worth, I think most ISPs that do this will host their speed test in-network so their speeds are inflated. This benefits both the ISP and whoever is in charge of the speed test(like speedtest.net). So they're not real
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by chrneu 1y ago
Ethernet will usually hit hardware limits of your HDD or SSD before it actually maxes out. 1gb ethernet is better than wifi in 99% of cases because wifi in the real world is pretty bad, even with modern standards. Why else do they have to c
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by chrneu 1y ago
or a single shitty wifi chipset in your network thanks to a cheap iot device. Wifi is garbage. This person has no idea what they're talking about. It sounds like they read a blog post like 5 years ago and stuck with it cuz it's an
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by chrneu 1y ago
He said SF with neighbors so I'm assuming condo/apartment. Probably less than 2000sq feet would be my guess. 5 aps for 60 devices is hilarious. I have over 120 devices running off 2 APs without issue. lol
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by chrneu 1y ago
lol 5 APs for ~60 devices is so wasteful and just throwing money at the problem. I'm glad it works but lol that's just hilarious.
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by chrneu 1y ago
Absolutely. Your IoT devices should be on their own 2.4ghz network running on a specific channel to isolate them. You should also firewall these devices pretty heavily on their own router. The only devices on wifi should be cell phones and
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by chrneu 1y ago
Like this? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_MacMasters_hoax
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by chrneu 1y ago
I mean, he's sending troops to domestic democrat cities because he watched a fox news segment that showed footage from 2020. .....
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by chrneu 1y ago
lol Greta would be a great choice. It would piss off so many people and satisfy the real goal of the peace prize: to stir up controversy.
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by chrneu 1y ago
it's not often Gabon shows up to the party. Lol