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The mesh of trust: A public key infrastructure for eero networks(blog.eero.com)
4 points by weaves 8y ago|0 comments
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by weaves 8y ago
An excuse to buy an eero system. DM me @nsweaves if you have questions...
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by weaves 10y ago
It's awesome to see all the discussion here regarding eero and mesh networking as a whole! If you have been waiting to update your home WiFi, there is no better time than now. I'm excited to share that from Black Friday through Cy
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by weaves 10y ago
Lack of Airport improvement was one of the biggest reasons why we started eero.
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by weaves 10y ago
That's precisely what we're doing at eero. We have engineers focused on each part of the stack (wireless firmware + drivers, core OS, application layer, mobile, cloud, and data) and are pouring our efforts into a single sku. It&#x
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by weaves 12y ago
You can quickly flash the device with an OpenWRT build. Pushing an update to our site shortly that has some of the details. Look for the Developers tab soon.
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by weaves 12y ago
Yes, we have 2 x 5 GHz. You can also use the gigabit ports as well.
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by weaves 12y ago
@kalessin Nick the Co-founder and CEO of eero here. You're totally correct about 5 GHz - it doesn't get through walls particularly well. That's where having a distributed mesh versus one router is really helpful. By placing a
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Blanket your home with a fast, reliable WiFi and Bluetooth mesh network(eero.com)
44 points by weaves 12y ago|11 comments
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by weaves 13y ago
I started to get sick of the lack of Salesforce email sync, and built this to automatically sync all of my relevant emails to Salesforce: https://www.lelandlabs.com Currently Exchange email only, but Gmail support is nearly done