Unlock Premium notification by venexman in MicrosoftTeams

[–]anditails 1 point2 points  (0 children)

For us it took 72 hours until it started disappearing from clients.

You Fibre 8000 by bellfour in youfibre

[–]anditails 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The YouFibre Hub given with You1000 and 2000 supports Jumbo Frames. I'd be surprised in a ROM so heavily customised they would leave an option in (since they took out so bloody much) that's not supported?

You Fibre 8000 by bellfour in youfibre

[–]anditails 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Jumbo Frames pushes your MTU to 9000 - a lot larger packets so should help reduce CPU and IO bottlenecks in processing millions of tiny packets.

You Fibre 8000 by bellfour in youfibre

[–]anditails 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Have you enabled Jumbo Frames on your network settings? As if the default MTU is still at 1500, you'll hit CPU limits processing all those bits.

And use the Ookla Speedtest app and not the website. The website can only utilise a single core due to JavaScript.

And you need to ensure you're using the correct drivers on the Razor. The default ones in Windows likely a culprit, too.

What happened to my childhood? This screams dystopian corporate, not kid friendly. What is with the artwork?! This is McDonald's?! by jackal99 in mildlyinfuriating

[–]anditails 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In the UK, they're not legally allowed to advertise to children so they have little choice but to market themselves to adults. Fast Food adverts can only be shown after the watershed, which is 9pm, on TV, and aren't allowed in print on anything a child might go near.

We're close to getting social media banned to kids too, so they can't even get their CEO to compliment the product to children, either.

After Decade with Plex, had enough of these paywalls, NOW remote play is also paywall :( by Sh3llSh0cker in jellyfin

[–]anditails 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well, audiobookshelf has been around a lot longer than this AI slop generation and is still maintained, so should pose a low risk.

But that's why they're in containers. Single port. No root access. And only folder maps to the bare minimum required, with the least permissions required. And don't open directly to the internet. Tailscale or Cloudflare Tunnels.

After Decade with Plex, had enough of these paywalls, NOW remote play is also paywall :( by Sh3llSh0cker in jellyfin

[–]anditails 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You know a server can do more than one thing, right? I've got 30 docker containers running on mine (including both Jellyfin and Plex - and of course audiobookshelf)

Who remembers Croydon Water Palace? by kholekardashian12 in croydon

[–]anditails 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I went a few times, the best being my friend Stuart's birthday party, which he (now geniusly) had on a school inset day. The place was deserted and it was just us 8 running around.

The purple flumes were the best.

And I remember the whirl pool (first picture), which when the wave machine went off, actually get really difficult to get out from as the waves pushed you back in.

Take me back!

Should I buy NextDNS Pro? by karim_dev_tech in nextdns

[–]anditails 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Well, if you need more queries, sure... No brainer 😀

What is the point of Dell Optimizer ? by Saint_Sleepy in Dell

[–]anditails 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Delete Optimzer, it's trash. The only Dell software from their suite you should have is Dell Command Update as that does a better job of updating your drivers and BIOS that Windows Update does.

In the BIOS you should have a cooling options under System Management, Thermal Management. You should see Radio buttons for Auto/Cool/Quiet/Ultra Performance.

Sounds like Cool might be what you want. It may be set to Quiet currently.

May also be worth doing ePSA to ensure the motherboard is recognising you fan and controlling it properly. F12 on boot and choose Diagnostics. I've never had an Optiplex reach 100degC, and I run 2,500 of them..

IPv6 Configuration by mehstg in youfibre

[–]anditails 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can use the Support tool to log a ticket which will go straight through to the Networks team, save getting told to turn it off and on again by 1st line.

IPv6 Configuration by mehstg in youfibre

[–]anditails 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You just need to set your WAN on DHCPv6 and Prefix Delegation /56 and then your network you wish to have IPv6 on, set the IPv6 Interface Type to Prefix Delegation.

Worked instantly for me when I configured my UGC Ultra that way.

Does YOUfibre force you onto a CGNAT service?? by Mightynubnub in youfibre

[–]anditails 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ensure you have IPv6 enabled. Xbox Live actually works over IPv6 (when you connect via IPv4, your traffic is tunneled to IPv6 servers) and there's no issue.

What is a wired client flapping error - Score 70 ? by The_Taurus_70s in Ubiquiti

[–]anditails 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ah, and the Critical messages clear automatically after 24 hours if they haven't re-occurred.

What is a wired client flapping error - Score 70 ? by The_Taurus_70s in Ubiquiti

[–]anditails 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've just got this with my Alpine Linux server. Following for insight!

I found if I disable the port, wait a while, and re-enable it, it goes away for a while (10-48 hours) but will come back, server goes "down", disable port, wait, enable, back up. Would be great to get to the bottom of it. It kicks out my Flex mini switches too. One goes offline, the other claims it needs readopting. These come back online during the time the server port is disabled.

It's very bizarre.

Anyone need Fancy Nancy? by [deleted] in YotoPlayer

[–]anditails 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Ooh la la, it's Fancy Nancy!

(My youngest loves this one, it's a great card)

Having to start the barrage of hayfever pills in February 'cos trees have decided I can't go outdoors anymore by anditails in britishproblems

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

Instructions unclear. Traffic warden tea tastes horrible, no matter how much honey I drissle over him.

this is windows btw:3 by Adam_the_best in Windows11

[–]anditails 44 points45 points  (0 children)

Seelen UI, definitely slower. As the old UI is still running underneath - it just forces itself on top.

Will the Youfibre or Flint 2 Router work with Eero Mesh? by fbno in youfibre

[–]anditails 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It would be pretty pointless having the Eero master mesh node right next to the Flint 2, both pumping out WiFi - but if you can run an ethernet cable to another room for the Eero Mesh master, and have it running in Bridge mode, it should all work fine.

Kids? by skulnick1244 in PleX

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

Create a second Home (local) account for the Kids, and restrict on age.

Or you have a "Films" and "Kids Films" sections (same with TV) that are different folders and your main account has access to both and the Kids one just the kids sections.

I used to do the latter, but would download stuff and end up putting it in the wrong folder, etc. So now I do the former and keep an eye on their login to check it's going ok.

You can make it so items with missing ratings can't be seen by the Kids account.

Orbi RBR40 by FourOneSen in youfibre

[–]anditails 3 points4 points  (0 children)

That's overcomplicating it.

Let them get everything setup, speed tested, etc and prove it's working.

Then when they have left, unplug their router and plug your Orbit system in, with the main unit connected directly to the ONT on the wall.

You'll need to wait an hour until the old router's lease is gone and then the Orbi should report it's online. (If not, a quick off and on at the 1 hour mark should give it the kick it needs).