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Dude, you wrote a promo post full of completely unverified nonsense and then get butt-hurt when it flopped like you should have expected it was going to. When a company posts spec sheets with impossible combinations of "approvals" that's a BIG red flag, regardless of their sales rep telling you...

I've had good luck with Aruba Instant On as a "value" oriented offering, no complaints from me here. My UDM is the first Unifi device I've ever bought. So far, so good but far from the sort of track record I have with Cisco.

Fan speed issue may be addressed in a BIOS update. You will have a Dell Service Tag #, use that on the Dell website: Drivers & Downloads | Dell US But, as Pew noted, check to make sure the heatsink isn't caked with dust first before you start doing BIOS updates.

Oh noes @bunnspecial: Upgrading the relic!

Funny you mention bad luck with ASUS, my experience has always been the opposite, have had great service from them. So, is the chip itself defective, or is it just the firmware? If it's just the firmware and Intel has released an update and the motherboard providers aren't giving that to the...

Sure, but in practice: - Your typical Kenworth is spending lots of time at 100% full load - Your typical Mustang/Charger/Camaro is going to have the living crap beat out of it for most of its life and still go hundreds of thousands of miles. Been there, done that, sold the engine because it...

Wow, so drive like the Golden Girls?

This is an interesting thread: Battery Drain while parked | Tesla Motors Club

Where do you have the filter minder installed on the tubing? Now that the weather is nicer, I'm revisiting that project.

I'm not sure it's interesting, I think it's reasonably straightforward: - If you want to use the EC, run it for 30-90 days - If you are interested in some more in-depth cleaning, use an oil that has that capability (which would be any of the @High Performance Lubricants oils) The EC is designed...

So sorry for your loss.

Have you reached out to MSI to see if there's a firmware update for the NIC?

OK, so instead of disabling the adapter next time it happens, disconnect the VPN (I assume you don't have split tunnel enabled?) and see if you can still ping your firewall. If you can, it's not the NIC. If you can ping the router, then try pinging something outside your network like...

Ahhh, OK, that usage case makes sense.

Given that most traffic is encrypted, other than DNS queries (and DNS traffic, since it's plain text unless you are using DoH) I'm just curious what it is you feel your ISP is potentially gleaning from your traffic that you want to hide with a VPN.

You can buy a literal castle in France for less than a shack in Toronto. It's definitely a sellers market here. They are advertising this one (the little guy in the middle) for just shy of $1.7 million as a tear-down because you can build something larger on the lot! 🤡 This is another...

Curious why you are using a VPN at home, do you think your ISP is spying on your DNS queries?

Yeah, it's wild, this guy is standing beside what equates to 111.25MWe (354MWth)

I just learned something new, lol. I had no idea that most .308 calibre AR-style rifles had longer receivers. We've got so few options up here at this point, familiarity is, let's just say, "lacking".

And this is why my kids are all on their own VLAN that I can restrict without affecting my primary VLAN, lol.