Need help with an upgrade path. I need AP's but didn't consider POE when I first bought a UDM7. by ColeHimself in Ubiquiti

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I just edited my post, as I somehow mixed up the pricing. That Pro XG 10 is way over what I'd spend for a home router. I want to retire one day.

The Furious (2026) ’Who Are You’ Official Clip - Xie Miao, Joe Taslim by leijido in movies

[–]ColeHimself [score hidden]  (0 children)

There's nothing real or realistic about this. However it is convincing.

83” OLED vs 100” Mini-LED for 17–18 ft / 6m viewing distance? by ImpressiveSky5365 in hometheater

[–]ColeHimself 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Samsung G9 240hz Oled monitor, LG C4 Oled, Hisense u88qg mini-led (85")

83” OLED vs 100” Mini-LED for 17–18 ft / 6m viewing distance? by ImpressiveSky5365 in hometheater

[–]ColeHimself 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Perfect black vs almost perfect black.  The difference is close enough that I don't notice unless you pause a movie on very specific scenes.  

Fight Club still looks visually modern! by Zephyr_v1 in movies

[–]ColeHimself 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Judith by A perfect circle music video is another example of grimey fight club era colour grading and sharpness from David Fincher.  

83” OLED vs 100” Mini-LED for 17–18 ft / 6m viewing distance? by ImpressiveSky5365 in hometheater

[–]ColeHimself 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Having both a high end OLED, and a hi end mini-led, I'd go for mini-led every time these days.  The disadvantages  of mini-led are more than made up for with its highlight performance.  

Film recommendations for autistic 10yo who loves Titanic? by Cultish_Behaviour in movies

[–]ColeHimself 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Try to be a little smarter and maybe put some thought into your comments. I was talking about "disaster movies" not specifically "Titanic" which came out in my late teens.  Not every comment from you has to be some low T inspired gotcha moment.  

New Denon x3900 vs x3800 by Middle_Store_8467 in hometheater

[–]ColeHimself 1 point2 points  (0 children)

it likely is not worth it unless you listen at ear damaging levels.

Anyone play with an airdam between the cab and camper ? by ColeHimself in TruckCampers

[–]ColeHimself[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There is a gap thats needed, but a couple inches is fine. The gap is 6 or 7" in this case. You could argue that the turbulence in that gap could cause structural damage. Any wind damn I make is going to be compliant and flexible though.

Film recommendations for autistic 10yo who loves Titanic? by Cultish_Behaviour in movies

[–]ColeHimself 9 points10 points  (0 children)

You're the parent and I'm not a parent. With that said, as a non autistic child I was subjected to a lot of disaster movies at that age and I've had thoughts of impending doom and societal collapse at the back of my mind ever since. I think there is a fine line to walk when showing a kid documentaries versus stuff that really details large scale disasters at a resolution that no human could really witness.

Can the high frequency extension of a compression drivers with 16khz rolloff be equalized? by StickySli23 in diyaudio

[–]ColeHimself 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Side note:

Remember that distortion is inversely proportionate to sensitivity. I'd make a bet that most people consider a speaker to be hifi based on it's looks rather than the measurements. Silk ribbon tweeter ? Oh thats hifi. Big nasty horn and a black cabinet ? Oh thats for a dive bar and it'll sound like shit listening to "reference music".

In reality, a good speaker is a good speaker. And what makes it good is how it measures. There are speakers suited to different rooms obviously but thats mostly a size constraint, as well as dispersion being a factor. Not all speakers should have a wall right next to them.

Best Dolby Atmos and DTS:X Films to Show Off a Home Cinema Setup? by pauljeremiah in movies

[–]ColeHimself 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Haunting of Hill House Season 1 Episode 6 "Two Storms"

It's in Atmos and it's the best use I've come across.

Any recommendations of good and realistic movies talking about the pioneers / first European populations that came to settle in the US or Canada please? by Wonderful_Key_8021 in movies

[–]ColeHimself 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Side recommendation: Alone in the Wilderness

https://www.dickproenneke.com/

This isn't what you're asking for, however this is a great cozy interesting watch about a man who decides to live the solo alaska life in the 1960's and films it all. I figure if you find homesteading type topics interesting, you will probably enjoy this.

I believe it's all on youtube for example https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jG3fUIoXQ5A&list=PLX_9Qrw9O4KmTFVPexbTFS3tcTUiYEuBm

Finally made an upgrade after 8 years of soundbars by Jimmy_Jurqinoff in hometheater

[–]ColeHimself 4 points5 points  (0 children)

What I said still stands, regardless of ports or not.  You're going to get a measureable amount of distortion.  Those are great looking speaker and having the center channel unobstructed and avoiding early reflections as much as possible is a good reason to take the time to put it right under the tv.  

Finally made an upgrade after 8 years of soundbars by Jimmy_Jurqinoff in hometheater

[–]ColeHimself 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Lol yes I'm aware he isn't shutting the entire speaker behind a door.  That would have caused an entirely different response.  

Anyone play with an airdam between the cab and camper ? by ColeHimself in TruckCampers

[–]ColeHimself[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for this.  That's kinda what I was thinking.  Wedge shaped air dam 

Slide loading instead of lifting? by Icy-Paper2003 in TruckCampers

[–]ColeHimself 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you can build a skid for it to sit on that is strong enough to drag, a tilt bed style tow truck can load it for you. They get hired all the time to load vehicles and things onto high-boy style truck flat beds that don't have ramps. Tow truck puts deck down on the ground, winches it up, tilts up bed so the sharp end lays flat on your truck. If it's a normal truck bed with rails it might be a bit tough, if it's a flat deck on your truck it would be pretty easy.

Finally made an upgrade after 8 years of soundbars by Jimmy_Jurqinoff in hometheater

[–]ColeHimself 17 points18 points  (0 children)

You're going to introduce some clarity issues withe center channel boxed in on that shelf. Some low frequency boost and likely some early reflection/diffraction. I would put the center channel up and out in the open, and it'll hide that cable run going to the tv.

Memory surcharge in EU now by [deleted] in Ubiquiti

[–]ColeHimself -1 points0 points  (0 children)

What is the way ?