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Is this version going to give me the same dynamic range?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metro_(design_language)

I've seen the same, but only on Windows VMs. I refuse to run such a shitty OS on a daily basis. On any decent OS you can change your update repos to something more reliable.

I tested this when I got home from work and it seems to work pretty well. When the signal from an AP gets weak and another signal is stronger, it drops the WiFi and then reconnects. It takes a few seconds, but it does the trick. It also works in my office, where it could see at 9 APs with the...

APs are differentiated by MAC address.

This looks interesting: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.heleron.wifiroamingfix&hl=en

In this case, it's the same SSID with more than one AP.

What OS are you running with 2GB of RAM?

The only devices that really move around are two LG G3 Android phones. I've been using Wifi Analyzer on my phone, but didn't spend a ton of time on it yet. How good is Android about connecting to the best AP when initially connecting?

Yes Dave, same config and ssid. Howell, I left the radio strength and channel as auto. Should I just start lowering them until it works? Seems like trial and error would take quite a while.

I got another of the same UniFi AP so I can get coverage on the other side of my condo. It's working, however, my LG G3 phone is somewhat sticky to whatever one it's connected to first. Any ideas?

What's wrong with rsync?

Couldn't you just get a flash card reader and plug it into a computer?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WTFPL It's a pretty shitty license.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/80th_parallel_north where are you going that far north?

Or send Amazon an email saying he's going to move all his business to a competitor if one even exists.

Dave was going to cost them too much.

Am I reading that chart correctly? If Dave spends $5k per month, that would be upwards of $300.

That wouldn't have worked for his link, it would be "?tag=storageforum-20" query string always starts with a "?" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Query_string

Try SwiftKey for your keyboard.

I noticed that.

Does Windows not ship a usable driver for your video card?

Did you try disabling all ad blockers and flash blockers?

I didn't have a smartphone until about 5 years ago plus general inertia.

I was a Sprint customer for over 10 years. I switched to Verizon a little over a year ago because of how bad Sprint's network is.

Xubuntu System Requirements

Yes, the versions are the same for all the official Ubuntu variants.

For older machines Xubuntu or Lubuntu are your best bets for Ubuntu derived distros.

I run 14.04, I won't upgrade until 16.04 is released.

I personally run Xubuntu. I recommend any Ubuntu variant.

I can buy and download it for you if you have a way to send me money.

I'm not very familiar with Arch, maybe Chewy will be around to help you. This should be pretty easy to do with an Ubuntu based distro. Maybe try that if you want something simpler. I prefer Xubuntu.

Plenty of people start college without knowing what they're going to major in. Something like 80% of people change their major as well. You're not late in the game at all.

If you're planning to go into computer science I don't know that any of these certs will help you.

All Mac trackpads support right clicking.

If version 4.x is affected it won't be patched and no one wants to go back to 5.x.

I don't know if that's a great outlook for software publicly available on the internet. Especially, COTS software that has known vulnerabilities. It's only a matter of time before something bad happens.

If you don't care about Windows, then how about? https://www.crowdsupply.com/purism/librem-13

Looks like a good deal and good phone.

It seems like the NaCl client is taking significantly longer than in the past to complete units and I'm only getting 125 points per WU. I'm going to try the traditional fahclient and see if it works better.

It's amazing what people will put up with.

I think VW just needed to spend $80/car on a urea filter.

I'd turn on two factor auth.

Does anyone know if it's possible to use a UniFi AP as a wireless bridge?

Yes, it's my condo unit is long and narrow. It's horrible for WiFi. I was inquiring about the USG because my RouterStation Pro is pretty old and hasn't been updated in quite awhile.

Yes, my building is over 100 years old. I only have 2 ethernet runs from the back to the front. I could connect another AP in the back in the office, but it's not that big of a deal. Most usage is near the AP.

Has anyone used the Ubiquiti USG?

I got the Ubiquiti AP today and set it up. It's kind of pain to have to install software to do this, but it works on Linux at least. The speed when I'm near the AP is much better than the POS TrendNet AP it's replacing. It seems to work slightly better through walls, but not appreciably.

Sounds like a ridiculous amount of work, this is one reason I run Linux. I'll leave now.

I didn't see that one on Amazon or the Ubiquiti website. I think I'm fine with the one I purchased, I didn't want to go over $100 just for an AP. I also like the idea that the Long Range model I bought has more power.