Not sure I replied to the PM correctly but I did invite you to IPT. Cheers!
I can get 8gbps for a reasonable price. For ~30 less I'm getting 500mbps because my firewall only supports about 700mbps of actual throughput.
The home 2.5GE routers might have 2.5gig nic but I highly doubt they can support it for a sustained time.
The clapping killed me. Lmfao.
This and the privacy nightmare in new, always connected cars are the main reason I'm not buying anything new.
I have one of these. No complaints.
Yeah. My first request was to add a couple GB to my nextcloud and get a couple aliases. Then I wanted to move my mail to them and nothing. I followed up a couple times.
How is mailbox bothering you? I have the cheapest that allows a custom domain and I've never seen anything about moving to a different plan.
Theoretically, USBC 3.1 has 10Gbit/s from what I'm reading so it sounds like you're right. My concern is the chipset on the MoBo, how many lanes it has, and what it supports. I haven't looked into it but I bet this is the limiting factor. Especially if you're adding a lot of USB devices.
Yep, just an old PC that I moved into a case with hotswap hard drive bays. I also bought a LSI 9300-8i to support the hard drives.
Very well written! Seems easy enough, thank you!
I've been doing this for years. I also bridge my SMS/MMS messages. I'd LOVE to bridge calls somehow too
I do believe it's x.com now /s
I've stayed away from waydroid so I can't speak to this. Though, you can think of the phone as a Linux desktop in your pocket. Some programs/apps do not scale to a phone screen and battery life is used like a laptop so the phone can die quickly depending on what you're running.
Waydroid is no different. Give it a try on your PC to get a general idea. Notifications, if working, will cause the phone to die quickly. Android pushes everything through their services.
skankhunt42
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Web browsing needs maybe 5mbps, you can change the speed in the Firefox F11? F12? Menu and see.
The real test is downloads. How long do you want to wait for a 1GB file?