[vantt1]

Dont stick your fingers in there!

*squeal* Put your finger there!
~Avenue Q

I spun the fans with my finger and felt the airflow before installing them because you know you have to, it’s the rules.

Luckily my case has anti-finger jamming precautions built-in

 

[vantt1]

It is the 4th of June, my dudes.

Spoiler: Never forget what happens on this day.

Carter from Rush Hour probably remembers.

 

[Accoun]

Oh hey, look who appeared in the new official Blender video:

Actually made by a blender Dev, not someone from the community: https://twitter.com/pablodp606/status/1252333766930038788

 

[vantt1]

Oh hey, look who appeared in the new official Blender video:

Actually made by a blender Dev, not someone from the community: https://twitter.com/pablodp606/status/1252333766930038788

Can’t wait for S2

 

[vantt1]

@ the isekai villainess one

Wholesome like TenSura.

Alice vibes

 

[Muinarc]

@ the isekai villainess one

Wholesome like TenSura.

Alice vibes

Is that your ship for the series?

 

[AxelCloris]

Toot toot. Prepare to embark, we're setting sail.

 

[vantt1]

Is that your ship for the series?

Toot toot. Prepare to embark, we're setting sail.

Yes

 

[deadlylover]

Time to finally retire the old girl, I used to use the Nighthawk as an AP for 2.4GHz but there's no need now.

The Cisco is difficult to configure but it's name isn't just for show, I'm able to hit the limits of a gigabit ethernet cable now with my cheapo $30 AX200 PCIE card.

 

[Ra97oR]

I found Cisco routers a pain to work with.

Asus routers with the OpenWRT firmware is more my thing.

 

[AxelCloris]

Asus routers have been good to me for ages. I've upgraded through three over the years, most recently to the GT-AC2900 from the RT-N66U.

 

[deadlylover]

Yup if a friend needs a decent router (technically all in one gateway thingamajig), I always recommend something like the Asus AC68U though it's getting a bit old now. Stay away from the 86U, it has a fatal design defect and they will all die eventually (bad flash memory, cannot be fixed through normal software flashing).

For my router I'm running the Ubiquiti EdgeRouter X because it's really cheap and has good enough QoS to avoid bufferbloat (smart queue QoS).

 

[U-3C]

Yup if a friend needs a decent router (technically all in one gateway thingamajig), I always recommend something like the Asus AC68U though it's getting a bit old now. Stay away from the 86U, it has a fatal design defect and they will all die eventually (bad flash memory, cannot be fixed through normal software flashing).

For my router I'm running the Ubiquiti EdgeRouter X because it's really cheap and has good enough QoS to avoid bufferbloat (smart queue QoS).

Love the EdgeRouter X!

It feels like a small, reliable (debatable, I know) switch with routing steroids.

 

[deadlylover]

Love the EdgeRouter X!
It feels like a small, reliable (debatable, I know) switch with routing steroids.

We can have a battle to see which of ours has its flash memory corrupted first. (having said that I'm probably still going to replace it with another ahahahha or maybe I'll try a Mikrotik this time)
Or fingers crossed and they actually fixed that issue in production.

 

[AxelCloris]

I was originally considering the RT-AC86U for the most recent upgrade, and reading about some of the issues it was having lead me to look at the GT-AC2900. I was also strongly considering a simple Ubiquiti AP setup, but in the end I decided to go with my experience with ASUS.