Eero Secure does a pretty decent job by itself but addresses can be blacklisted as well (hi Roku). If I had more money, time, and could figure out my double NAT, I’d probably switch from Secure to a Firewalla device, probably a Purple. Overall the eero’s have been a great, I don’t have to think about it, mesh system. Of course you have to be okay with Amazon owning them.

Some command line shenanigans if I remember. Not sure that still works on newer patches.

This won’t be popular but I haven’t had a stability problem on my home Windows 11 pro (server) machine. I disabled online login during first boot setup so maybe that’s why … my network handles telemetry shenanigans so I’m not worried about that. Never bothered to put a Linux on it, which was the plan, since it’s not failed once, it’s been a few years since it was spooled up. 🤷🏼‍♂️

This is probably the most iconic for sure.

You can drive through Aspen in 5 min. It’s tiny.

On the flip side a lot of super informational videos do a poor job at conveying that information. That’s arguably as bad.

That line is where the party gets started.

Absolutely nailed it.

Bad PRV (Pressure Reducing Valve). They only last so long. If you have high water pressure (over 120psi) coming in they last a few years tops. If that’s the case, get one with 2 diagrams and it’ll last you 10 years at a minimum.

So how long till they get shut down too?

Hell a lot of them don’t contain accurate information either. Especially AI slop.

The article is straight up BS. You can still run unsigned apps. The approval is just in a different place now.

Only online. As soon as someone starts being pedantic in the comments and then argues about how they aren’t missing the point, I’m out. Not worth spending more time on.

And honestly it’s better than Twitter ever was, for the users at least.

Yeah, it’s pretty much where they all went.

Whatever, you’re missing the point.

You’re thinking to high level. I’m talking about what actually drives us. Slavery has been largely abolished (but not really) because it’s out of fashion. We haven’t fundamentally changed the way we think. We’re far more alike our ancient ancestors than we think.

I absolutely disagree. Lots of history proves that we are still motivated by primal instincts of self preservation. It always comes down to that.

Thousand years from now, the same statement will be made of us. We humans change little.

Not when you need real time chats, no.