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Soylent Pudding posted:Clearly all y'all just need a 5g Faraday cage for your router: https://mobile.twitter.com/AnsgarTOdinson/status/1334015546979803137 i bought a thing that said in the title it would cut my wifi signal strength 90%, it cut my wifi signal strength 90%, i hate it this is awful! also i assume they used an emf meter to confirm it "keeps radiation in" because this person definitely has an emf meter already
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I feel like selling to 5Gphobes would be more lucrative than audiophiles but that the audiophiles would be less likely to show up on your front lawn with an AK screaming about your complicity with the ZOG so it's not as clear-cut as mere marginal analysis might indicate?
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Schadenboner posted:I feel like selling to 5Gphobes would be more lucrative than audiophiles but that the audiophiles would be less likely to show up on your front lawn with an AK screaming about your complicity with the ZOG so it's not as clear-cut as mere marginal analysis might indicate? nah audiophiles have way more money since it's a weird stupid kinda-pathological hobby for rich people, whereas 5G stuff is a brain disease gifted by alex jones on mostly the middle class and lower like if those boxes were sold to audiophiles they would be gold-plated and priced at $1500 for the small one
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put it another way, you'd need to sell like 80+ of the cheaper box there to equal one set of pear anjou speaker cables
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Shame Boy posted:put it another way, you'd need to sell like 80+ of the cheaper box there to equal one set of pear anjou speaker cables So you're saying we need to make a mesh network product, or what?
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we have some mikrotiks at the office and they're decent. they have a lot of flexibility and handle routing well enough. we haven't had any issues with updates breaking anything in the past few years, either. we were using one of them to do a site-to-site VPN connection to our AWS VPC, but the mikrotik firmware only supports one IPsec tunnel for a VPN, and not 2 that AWS wants you to have (for faster failover), so we got constant "YOU ONLY HAVE ONE ACTIVE LINK TO THE AWS GATEWAY" emails. we got a dedicated appliance for that, so now the mikrotiks are just used purely for routing, and they've been nice.
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:i got the hAp ac2, afaik they all have the same basic software though, so it is a matter of what you want on the port/antenna/performance level. i have the hAP ac and it's great. i use the sfp port for my fibre ONT and the router reliably does 940Mbps/940Mbps over the wan infernal machines fucked around with this message at 20:37 on Dec 2, 2020 |
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CRIP EATIN BREAD posted:we have some mikrotiks at the office and they're decent. they have a lot of flexibility and handle routing well enough. we haven't had any issues with updates breaking anything in the past few years, either. the only issue i've ever had with them is hardware offload for VPN. they are dire without it, and support for any given encryption method is all over the place, so unless you're buying both ends at the same time, it's hit or miss if they'll both support what you want to use in hardware
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infernal machines posted:the only issue i've ever had with them is hardware offload for VPN. they are dire without it, and support for any given encryption method is all over the place, so unless you're buying both ends at the same time, it's hit or miss if they'll both support what you want to use in hardware yeah, luckily we never ran into it. i think some of the newer boards have pretty much complete support for hardware offload of encryption, but it also depends what CPU type board you go with.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ikZTNSmbh00 https://googleprojectzero.blogspot.com/2020/12/an-ios-zero-click-radio-proximity.html
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yeah team beer does great work, it's a long and great writeup
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I think you would be hard-pressed to find an embedded processor that doesn't support aes-ni at this point
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Soylent Pudding posted:Clearly all y'all just need a 5g Faraday cage for your router: https://mobile.twitter.com/AnsgarTOdinson/status/1334015546979803137 quote:I recently purchased this item to reduce my EMF exposure. I had a EMF specialist come to my home to take readings to help improve my quality of life and try to reduce my overall exposure within my home. I'm ultra sensitive to EMF's due to chronic Lyme and a compromised immune system. He validated that the router guard had no impact at all. Save your money and do not purchase this product. IT DOES NOT WORK. https://www.amazon.com/WiFi-Router-Guard-Large-Blocks/dp/B01IJD22YG  BangersInMyKnickers posted:I think you would be hard-pressed to find an embedded processor that doesn't support aes-ni at this point no you wouldn't
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:I think you would be hard-pressed to find an embedded processor that doesn't support aes-ni at this point these aren't all the models they make, just the ones that support hardware accelerated encryption at all
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hobbesmaster posted:no you wouldn't people are still shipping network gear with stuff older than arm8?
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I still can’t believe people still think they’re sensitive to emf in tyool 2020.
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:people are still shipping network gear with stuff older than arm8? i mean yeah prolly, though i think people are taking issue with "embedded processor" since that includes poo poo like avr and pic and the smol arms which def don't come with that poo poo
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Shame Boy posted:i mean yeah prolly, though i think people are taking issue with "embedded processor" since that includes poo poo like avr and pic and the smol arms which def don't come with that poo poo yeah well they aren't routers which was the context of this conversation soooooooo
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:people are still shipping network gear with stuff older than arm8? sweet summer child, what do you know of fear? fear is for launching a product with a goddamn arm926ej-s in loving 2018
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Jim Silly-Balls posted:I still can’t believe people still think they’re sensitive to emf in tyool 2020. It's unbelievable.
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hobbesmaster posted:sweet summer child, what do you know of fear? fear is for launching a product with a goddamn arm926ej-s in loving 2018 lol jesus christ how the gently caress are they fitting the arp table on that let alone nat
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armv5s can handle a couple gigabits of ram and flash no problem
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that one you quoted maxes out at 256k, a busy torrent could murder it
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uh, cache maybe but an arm926ej core has a "real" mmu, albeit one circa 2001 so it can handle circa 2001 memory sizes fine?
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hobbesmaster posted:uh, cache maybe but an arm926ej core has a "real" mmu, albeit one circa 2001 so it can handle circa 2001 memory sizes fine? gotcha, I assumed if you were using something that old you weren't paying for additional memory as well
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i'm not sure you can boot a linux kernel in 256kb of sram edit: useful linux kernel
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ive been using unifi for a few years and it's ultimately a pita dealing with all the dashboard bullshit if you don't actually have an entire building worth of equipment to manage. there's constant fiddling to keep things running, and finding out basic poo poo like "whats eating all the b/w" is surprisingly hard to accomplish, afaict you just gotta go to the full client list and find the one with a big number. meanwhile i've had a mikrotik dish for the last few months unifi are supposed to be EOLing my UAP-PROs in a couple months and i'm planning on just gradually migrating things over to mikrotik from that point onwards. im expecting the usg-pro-4 will expire next since it was a POS to begin with: the fans are loud and aren't temp controlled, and the internal power supply is a regular external brick that's just been wedged inside the case (i discovered this in the process of swapping out the fans with noctuas)
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hobbesmaster posted:i'm not sure you can boot a linux kernel in 256kb of sram yospos comment: can you boot any useful linux kernel on any amount of ram?
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Progressive JPEG posted:(i discovered this in the process of swapping out the fans with noctuas) An goode swappe.
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MononcQc posted:yospos comment: can you boot any useful linux kernel on any amount of ram? they'd have to make one first
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what if it's the wrong kind of ram
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Shame Boy posted:what if it's the wrong kind of ram This case is restricted so don't tell 'em you're DDR3...
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Shame Boy posted:what if it's the wrong kind of ram Like a goat?
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xtal posted:Like a goat? or a dodge
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Progressive JPEG posted:ive been using unifi for a few years and it's ultimately a pita dealing with all the dashboard bullshit if you don't actually have an entire building worth of equipment to manage. there's constant fiddling to keep things running, and finding out basic poo poo like "whats eating all the b/w" is surprisingly hard to accomplish, afaict you just gotta go to the full client list and find the one with a big number. meanwhile i've had a mikrotik dish for the last few months I've found the ubiquity kit super need suiting 
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i have unifi stuff and i havent had to touch it at all. the only thing that sucks is the USG which is way underpowered and I would recommend buying something else
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Progressive JPEG posted:ive been using unifi for a few years and it's ultimately a pita dealing with all the dashboard bullshit if you don't actually have an entire building worth of equipment to manage. there's constant fiddling to keep things running, and finding out basic poo poo like "whats eating all the b/w" is surprisingly hard to accomplish, afaict you just gotta go to the full client list and find the one with a big number. meanwhile i've had a mikrotik dish for the last few months otoh my er-4 + us-8 + uap-ac-lite has been set and forget enough that I don’t think I’ve connected to it in like 3 years, or remember how to even do that 
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Shaggar posted:i have unifi stuff and i havent had to touch it at all. the only thing that sucks is the USG which is way underpowered and I would recommend buying something else i think there’s a new usg now that’s not actually anemic, but like the 2017 variant of it was contemporary pile of poo poo, better buy literally anything else and spend the spare change on imac candles or memory water
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