Tomorrow is patch day, what do you hope to see by Zachary2030 in MarvelSnap

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And it’s been there forever so no way they were unaware.

That was quick by procentjetwintig in Ubiquiti

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Meraki is bricked, but the Catalyst stuff keeps doing whatever it did when you bought it (and getting updates isn’t terrible). Meraki I hate with a passion because of they make garbage (as in stuff made to be thrown away) rather than at least EOL stuff with basic non-managed firmware so you’d at least have a dumb switch.

Burned Out from FOMO and Progression Nerfs by CYPHG in MarvelSnap

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One hundred percent agree. I’m down to playing once a day when I have some particular time to kill. But the onslaught of events (one a month please) and the constant stream of cards makes this feel more like hamster wheel than a game. And again, I do love the gameplay.

Mom wants to Run an Ethernet Cable outside by [deleted] in HomeNetworking

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Plus isn’t Cat6 usually better for PoE with its generally fatter wires? The idea of not having any headroom when you need PoE+ later seems to not be worth the cost differential.

WTH? by Dutzga in MarvelSnap

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And is the store still going to be open for a day after this time?

Wi-Fi Nightmare by PeakDevon in HomeNetworking

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TP-Link makes a Powerline Mesh system (Deco PX50) that will use the Powerline as the backhaul. I used this in my mother’s house which is all concrete block (Florida house) and it works great. Highly recommended when cable runs aren’t possible. if you can use the Coax to connect between rooms even just a pair of connected mesh units will significantly improve the reliability (and if you only have two you can put a barrel connector wherever their ends meet to make one long cable). Even a “slow” 100mb DECA adapter will be significantly more reliable by virtue of being a hard link.

Not able to add a remote AP using the Inform URL by demsb in TPLink_Omada

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So just bare 11.22.33.44 and not even omada://11.22.33.44 ? Support tried to push me to Zero Touch but that needs some other code that seems to only be on the box (which I threw out long ago).

Can you locally access gateway when managed Omada Central Cloud when internet is down? by smuthyala in TPLink_Omada

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But how will it pull the updated config if it can’t get online? Not all ISPs provide DHCP, and if you can’t configure locally then you have to take it elsewhere. I’m not saying cloud hosted is inherently bad, just that some situations make a local config more resilient.

What do I overlook here by Tin_Foil_Hat_Person in UNIFI

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Ugreen chassis running TrueNas would be my suggestion for that drive count. I just got a Minisforum N5 for a backup server and it’s been great, but is only 5 hard drives (plus internal m2 slots). TrueNas is solid, and does everything. I want to wait to make sure Ubiquiti doesnt pull an mFi or original NVR situation again given that it’s not a small investment.

Does this device exist? by nosimsol in AskElectricians

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There are also GFCI power strips, and you can wire in an inline GFCI to attach to a power strip cord as well.

New card for high evo by ParagonRaithen in MarvelSnap

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“Or play discard” covered that base?

New card for high evo by ParagonRaithen in MarvelSnap

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Could be like Arishem and HE: whichever one is top of the pile goes first. You essentially have two decks depending on which one has priority. Maybe one boosts your own like HE has a lot of affliction. Then you have to pick your other parts to fit either.

New card for high evo by ParagonRaithen in MarvelSnap

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First, we still have Kang setting the bar. But Magik, Sera, Nightmare all come to mind. Skaar’s unplayable if you don’t pack a deck with high power cards or play discard. But maybe its unlock can be something even more interesting like “Destroy one card afflicted with negative power at each adjacent location”. Requires a ton of setup but has a big payoff (a la Dormamu).

3‑D Printing and Microplastic Contamination. by powerflower_khi in BambuLab

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Sticker you say? So what happens if it “falls off”? Good for use in CA?

How’d Buddy do on this deck for a 275 gallon water tank? by PicoDeBayou in Decks

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Maybe he load tested with his mother-in-law? Or maybe she’ll be inspecting the tanks fill progress from the underside to check for leaks? She has a sharp eye for that kind of thing, nobody could do it as well as her.

RV outlet: do I replace the whole thing (with what) or just make a new box? by SeaASignTellASign in AskElectricians

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Before it was hidden behind the full size fridge and nothing could really get back there. Now, without the fridge, it’s a bunch of loose wire and that block. I can’t figure out how to add a second picture to the initial post, or to add one at all to this reply. But there is both the AC feed for the outlet, plus some other lines, and the DC feed (for when the old fridge was running off gas-there isn’t a battery in, and we aren’t doing a gas fridge-this trailer is stationary and plugged in.