jonathantf2

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   by jonathantf2 5y ago

   Where I live in the countryside most rural pubs and restaurants have thick walls that completely block mobile service so public wireless is used constantly. Having set this up for a few clients, it's basically just a captive portal tha
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   by jonathantf2 6y ago

   Depends on the type of fibre that you're getting into the house, I'd look for a media converter so you can convert the fibre into copper and then just use any router you want.
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   by jonathantf2 6y ago

   "It tries to trick users into installing it or it piggybacks on the installation of another program" Doesn't Chrome do this with it's constant nag popops on Search if you're using any other browser, or how it's
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   by jonathantf2 6y ago

   Link is dead for me.
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   by jonathantf2 6y ago

   That's exactly how a contactless debit/credit card would work. I'm fairly sure most (if not all) payment terminals would not have the capability to send your device the information. I use it, get a notification from the bank
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   by jonathantf2 6y ago

   Interesting that the site they're linking in that booklet is hosted on Squarespace and not AWS.
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   by jonathantf2 6y ago

   Setup seemed easy enough, but the speed results just don't seem accurate. I can saturate my full pipe using the official Ookla CLI tool but the speedtest-cli python package only sees about 250mbps of the 1Gbps I'm getting.