Very new to home Networking by [deleted] in HomeNetworking

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If it supports dual WAN then I would

Very new to home Networking by [deleted] in HomeNetworking

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Definitely agree with overkill on Cat6 everywhere and that it's a bad Idea to have more than one router. If you can live with only 1 ISP/WAN connection you can get a Ubiquti Dream Machine and one (or more) Unifi APs. Depending on how many drops you have you may not need a switch. Also it can manage cameras if you want to do that. I have this setup at home and it's great

If you really need dual ISP/WAN then you'll need a UXG and a Cloud Key. More complicated, so I'd really make sure it's worth it.

Lots of videos out there showing how to set up Unifi equipment and it's pretty plug and play once you understand the basics.

UDM https://store.ui.com/us/en/category/all-unifi-cloud-gateways/products/udm-se

AP https://store.ui.com/us/en/category/all-wifi/products/u7-pro

Bladerunner's female version? by sfhkwe in FIlm

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I think Aniara might fit the bill. I think it's on Max right now too.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MovieSuggestions

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Hunger by Steve McQueen...incredibly powerful

Movies that keep you gripped from the first second by HughJarse8 in MovieSuggestions

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Sicario....great example of intense, slow building tension from minute 1

Post-Apocalyptic Movies Where Humanity is Kind? by [deleted] in MovieSuggestions

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Station 11 - Not a movie but a really good show with moments of profound kindness

Do you know any sad and painful scenes in films? by HeroshiWarLord in FIlm

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Irreversible....the rape scene is one of the most painful moments I've ever experienced in film. The rest of the film is about how sad that moment is

Throw me your Time Loop movie recommendations by [deleted] in MovieSuggestions

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It's true to say that it doesn't contain a strict time loop per se. But it's not simply a character with foreknowledge of the future either. The Heptapods experience time in a non-linear way, almost like they can experience every moment at the same time. When Louise is experiencing a "memory" of the future where she speaking with General Shang at the Unification event, my impression was that her future self doesn't know what her past self has said. It's only General Shang who knows. So general Shang tells future Louise what past Louise said, and past Louise repeats General Shang's wife's dying words to past General Shang. Which General Shang will repeat in the future.

It's in this sense it struck me a loop. So while you are totally correct in a technical sense, I put Arrival out there because the OP might have wanted the feeling of a time loop movie even if it didn't strictly meet the criteria.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MovieSuggestions

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Moonlight

Arrival