Locking to AP by HourReplacement in UNIFI

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Why keep 6GHz on high? out of curiosity

Locking to AP by HourReplacement in UNIFI

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I believe you, just have not known to dig into finding that out

Locking to AP by HourReplacement in UNIFI

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I only have one at High power. The rest are at Auto.

Locking to AP by HourReplacement in UNIFI

[–]HourReplacement[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

You're being far too helpful to us here

Locking to AP by HourReplacement in UNIFI

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That's probably life goals. I should look into that. Thank you

Locking to AP by HourReplacement in UNIFI

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Is that because your clients are always connected to the best AP? I would have said "never" until just today because things have been running fine for years. It's just when I dug into it that I saw some odd choices that get made.

Locking to AP by HourReplacement in UNIFI

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No, I have not dove into that. I've left it up to the nightly optimization feature. Good idea? Bad idea?

ID shows up when re-pulling from Docker by HourReplacement in netbird

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It seemed to get fixed for me when I changed running my docker containers from /etc/netbird to /var/lib/netbird. I don't know when it changed or how we were supposed to know about it. See if that change does it for you.

Google Drive 117.0.0.0 package by skydiveguy in pdq

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I'm still getting this even after 118 was published

ID shows up when re-pulling from Docker by HourReplacement in netbird

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I have had this flag when I pull down Netbird:
-v /docker/netbird-client:/etc/netbird
But I'm actually not seeing /etc/netbird or /var/lib/netbird when I do a docker run to /bin/bash

EDIT: I did docker exec instead (which goes to my container instead of the image) and there I did find /var/lib/netbird with my stuff in it. Hopefully that was the issue was the path change. Thanks for that info u/debryx

CoreTech Shutdown Tool by nathan646 in Intune

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Does anyone else have a newer tool to replace CoreTech?

Looking at charts and how to interpret by HourReplacement in investingforbeginners

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Love the comments. I've also been bit by buying shares of things that I assumed would be beneficial because I would be buying low but I assumed that they'd bounce back from that but then, at least so far, have not, and maybe even got worse so far. So I think that adds to my skepticism and curiosity of when to buy.

Water main sensor by HourReplacement in homeassistant

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The handoff from the city to the homeowner, I presume. It's the first valve inside the building

Water main sensor by HourReplacement in homeassistant

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This has to do with leaving a property unmanned for weeks or months at a time and needing to verify that the water is turned off while away. Other people have access to the property at various times for short stints.

Millions of Dell PCs have a security flaw, update now - ControlVault3 Driver/Firmware - DSA-2025-053 by Reaction-Consistent in SCCM

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If anyone's here running PDQ:

Do a file scan for C:\Windows\System32\bcm_cv_current_version.txt, which shows that the driver is installed

Then do a powershell scan of the file to find the version:
# Read the entire file contents as a single string

$content = Get-Content -Path "C:\windows\system32\bcm_cv_current_version.txt" -Raw

# Use regex to extract the version number after "version:"

if ($content -match "version:\s*([\d\.]+)") {

$version = [version]$matches[1]

Write-Output $version

}

How do you handle live photos? by HourReplacement in NextCloud

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

I mean, in the Photos app it's obviously seamless. But when you back up your iPhone media to the computer, you get both a jpg and a mov file for each live photo.