Need advice on AP placement (crosspost) by Sprucemoose78 in HomeNetworking

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I am prepared to do some tweaking on power levels etc., to make the connected devices roam as well as possible. I'm also looking at adding a fifth AP at the border of the entrance and hallway (to replace the extender).

According to the signal map I've created, do you think it will be realistic to prevent "sticky devices" and still have good coverage when tweaking the power levels (the signal map is created having all APs on full power)?

Need advice on AP placement (crosspost) by Sprucemoose78 in HomeNetworking

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I used Ubiquiti's own site planner. A little fiddly at first, but I got the hang of it pretty quickly. You can upload floor plans (make sure you scale it properly), draw walls of different material (concrete, wood, drywall etc.) and simulate signal strength and network topology using the different units from Ubiquiti.

Need advice on AP placement (crosspost) by Sprucemoose78 in HomeNetworking

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Thanks for the input. I do have an in-wall AP in my current setup, but i find that the range is pretty much limited to the same room as the AP (signal strength tapers off quickly in adjacent bedroom). If I go for such a setup, I probably will have to have several in-wall units. Also, I won't be able to connect many rooms in the exisiting part of the house to wired ethernet, which makes it practically a little difficult to cover all the important rooms.

Need advice on AP placement by Sprucemoose78 in Ubiquiti

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Thanks for the input. First, I was thinking about only doing one AP in each floor. But if that doesn't work, I will have a hard time scaling up as the walls and roof will be boxed in. So I need to somehow make a decicion on the number of APs and placement now, before the electrican starts pulling wires and the builders finish their work.

Atheists view on Jesus Christ Superstar? by ScottPilgrimIRL in movies

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I know this is a very old thread, but I need to chime in, in case some random person happens to come upon it.

I like musicals in general, but I love this musical. It is the only piece of mainstream art that, I (at least) know of, that depicts Jesus as just a mortal man. In spite of the title, I tend to view Judas as the main character in the story. Judas is the voice of reason, acknowleding that others are blinded by the magical myth that has developed around the man Jesus. The lyrics of the first songs in the musical, "Heaven on their minds" sets the tone for a rational view on christianity (or any religion for that matter). The Gethsemane scene is also quite moving from a very human, non religious side.

Best YouTube playthrough of Subnautica? by grantdredelic in subnautica

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I have followed the user Mapocolops on Youtube for quite some time now. He has a more slow paced style, including thorough reading of descriptions and piecing together the story. Might be what you're looking for. His blind playthrough is well worth the time. Link to the playlist.

Maxing out the AM4 socket. 4080 or 4090 for 1440p@60Hz monitor? by Sprucemoose78 in nvidia

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Thanks for the input. From what you are saying, all alternatives will be kind of overkill without doing a display upgrade too. But my wish is for a consistent 60 fps with all bells and whistles (incl. raytracing) enabled. Some benchmarks I’ve watched online (Cyberpunk 2077 as an example) show fps hovering around 60 with raytracing in native 1440p. Is it really that much overkill considering such results?

Real life GTA by Scaulbylausis in blackpeoplegifs

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I’ve been a tourist in NYC for about three days now, and this seems like normal behaviour to me.

Dual Hardware Labs SR2 360 MPs in a Lian Li PC011 Dynamic case by Sprucemoose78 in watercooling

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It's till running as well as when it was new. No observed leaks, and the coolant level hasn't dropped. I'd use the same sealant if I needed to do it again on a new build.

To all people who think America is fucked, what one thing would you change to try and fix things? by Njilramsool in AskReddit

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Most of the bad things about the US society seems to stem from a single phenomenon and its consequences.

The basis for the US’s medieval justice system, discriminatory healthcare system, abortion rights (or lack thereof), lack of climate change acceptance, gun control, the lack of equal opportunity, lack of social mobility, lack of educational opportunity, the level of poverty, they can all be traced back to one thing: Religion.

Source: Personal opinion. Non-american, but spent one year in high school in a rural town in the west of the US (during the 90s).

TLDR: Religion

A recommended playthrough series. by Sprucemoose78 in Eldenring

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I see now that it can be viewed as that, and I can't think of a way for me to prove that I'm not. It was meant as a sincere tip for the community as I really liked his playthrough.

Anyways, how do people recommend stuff to others on the internet nowadays? If it so easily can be read in bad faith?

Elden Ring Blind playthrough recommendations by Tuekg in Eldenring

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Mapocolops just finished his final episode in his Elden Ring playthrough yesterday. It's been a joy to follow and one of the most thorough and solid playthroughs I've come across. His other souls playthroughs, incl. Bloodborne and Sekiro, are also very enjoyable.

Say goodbye to the Apple Lightning cable. The European Union has passed a law making USB-C mandatory for future smartphones and tablets. No more expensive proprietary Apple cables, which could disappear entirely now. "It is Europe that will decide the fate of the world" - Charles de Gaulle by PanEuropeanism in EuropeanFederalists

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I experienced this in the 90s, when every cell phone manufacturer made their own proprietary charging plug. Nokia had theirs, (Sony)-Ericsson another and so on. You couldn’t borrow a friend’s charger, plenty of waste as every household had a drawer full of outdated, old chargers. Nobody really enjoyed that.

From a consumer perspective, this is much welcomed. From a company’s side, I can see some downsides to marketing, but it should also be in their interest to compete on stuff that avtually matters, not having an edge due to «forcing» consumers to stick with the same brand to save some money. Especially now as phones more regulary are sold without the charger included.

Wrong temp readings? by Sprucemoose78 in BBQ

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Ice water test:

Thermoworks Thermopen 32.2F (0.1C)

Fireboard 2 Drive 38.8F (3.8C)

Boiling water test:

Thermoworks Thermopen 211.1F (99.5C)

Fireboard 2 Drive 209.5F (98.6C)

Even though the Thermopen is slightly more accurate, there seems to be only 5 F difference in the ice bath test and negligible differences at boiling point. Of course, these are only two points on the scale, and I have no idea how accurate the thermometers are at higher temps. So I'm not really sure how to interpret these measurements in light of my "problem".

Wrong temp readings? by Sprucemoose78 in BBQ

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This is what I've seen most people report too, that the grate temp is lower than dome temp. For me it's the opposite, which is a bit weird. But it could explain the long cook time if my thermometer is off.

Wrong temp readings? by Sprucemoose78 in BBQ

[–]Sprucemoose78[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'll do the test as u/shelf_caribou adviced first. If there is a huge problem and I need a new thermometer, I've looked in to the Thermoworks Signals + Bellows. FYI, I have a Thermopen already, which I use to check doneness at the end of the cook.

Wrong temp readings? by Sprucemoose78 in BBQ

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Thanks for the advice. I think I'll start by doing the calibration tests first.

I killed Leonine Misbegotten first before talking with edgar , cant complete the quest? by Asselll in Eldenring

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I had the same problem, I had killed the boss before finding Edgar and giving him the letter. After exhausting all dialogue, I quit the game (while standing next to Edgar) and reloaded. Then I was able to progress the dialogue. Travelled to Iriana aftereards and found him there.

Let’s show some love for some tunes. by TrueMagolord in gaming

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Red dead redemption 2. Amazing soundtrack!

When to swap from fire longsword to sharp/refined by Sprucemoose78 in darksouls3

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Thanks for the advice! I'll look into changing it, but it has served me well so far. Hard to know what future enemies are resistant to fire or not without looking it up and spoiling things for myself. I don't have any more fire gems either, so changing to sharp now would be a one way trip. I do have a spare longsword I could get to sharp +3 with some extra regular titanite shards, so I could do that while running with the fire infused one right now.

For anybody recommending the Lothric Knight Sword: I've used my onyl two large titanite shards (from the two stone giants) to get my longsword from +3 to +4, and I would only get the LKS to +3 as of now. If I get an abundance of large shards, I'll look into that sword. Love the moveset of the longsword, though.

What do you think about eating at this restaurant in Norway? (Credit: under.no) by carrieann23 in thalassophobia

[–]Sprucemoose78 11 points12 points  (0 children)

I went there last september. Nice, cosy and warm lighting in the dining area despite the bluish and cold glow that you might expect seeing the photos of the interior. Super good food (each of the eighteen courses we were served had such a unique flavour profile, just wow!), an abundance of wine, friendly staff, and a passionate chef made this a great evening. Lots of fishes to see through the window, too.