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This will never be “solved” by hotel staff.
This will never be “solved” by hotel staff.
It really is a wonder how Linux is able to recognize floppy disks immediately…
As is Windows.
Pretty much any of them.
VaultWarden is a damn godsend.
Cat 5e
The fact that your old cable was cat5e has no bearing whatsoever on you getting shit speeds before changing cables. The gigabit spec was codified and products were on the market before the cat5e spec was ratified. Gigabit ethernet was literally made for standard cat5. I bet your previous cable was terminated incorrectly, and was only using two of the four pairs, limiting you to 100mbit.
The obvious solution is to fire them all and replace them with AI.
How is it not a fork?
500MB, not Mb. Order of magnitude difference there.
how can it be that my little mini J1900 Celeron (2 GHz) with 4 GB RAM cannot handle this bandwith?
Because it’s ancient, and when it was new it was bottom-of-the-barrel.
You should probably take the tin-foil hat off once in a while to let that noggin of yours breathe a little.
Install an FTP server on your phone. Connect to it via an FTP client on your PC. EZPZ.
gen.xyz controls all .xyz domains, even yours. Doesn’t matter where you registered it.
So if both sides are behind CGNAT and at least one doesn’t have IPv6, establishing a direct link is impossible.
Tailscale is piss easy to install and set up and works just fine for making a direct link from a CGNATed connection.
OpenWRT is pretty user friendly, in my experience.
Nothing is intuitive about macOS.
While the car was in park. Never when the car was in drive, as it flat didn’t work.
No, it actually isn’t. TRIM doesn’t erase data.
https://www.techtarget.com/searchstorage/definition/TRIM
Trim marks blocks for deletion. It doesn’t delete anything.
I 100% support this initiative.