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The new model is more than 3x the cost. As long as the one I bought has better range and works better through walls I'll be happy. 5Ghz is going to have worse penetration than 2.4Ghz. http://www.amazon.com/Ubiquiti-Networks-UniFi-Enterprise-System/dp/B00D80J2XU

I ordered this: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B005H4CDF4/

I was going to suggest banging on it. That's what I would try.

I think you are under the misconception that NAT provides security. It does not: http://security.stackexchange.com/questions/8772/how-important-is-nat-as-a-security-layer

Will PoE work with standard Cat 5E? If not it won't help me. The cables are embedded in my drywall.

As long as I can give it a SSID and password and then never touch it again I am good. My router is a Ubiquiti RouterStation Pro, this is just going to be connected to that through a gig-e switch.

Any opinions on the D-Link cylinder looking AP I linked?

Yes, hopefully something small and unobtrusive that is plugged into a power strip.

The giant power brick is what I want to avoid, Doug. Plus, this adds one more wire to the mix.

I don't even know what my clients support. I connect 2 laptops and 2 LG G3s. I was looking at this: http://www.amazon.com/D-Link-Wireless-Gigabit-Extender-DAP-1650/dp/B00JFOP688/

I need a new AP for my living rooming. I have a Gigabit Cat-5E drop that it will be connected to, so it would be nice if the AP supports Gigabit speeds. I looked at the Ubiquiti APs, but they all seem to use POE and I don't want the added complexity and extra cables sitting behind my TV...

Just do what you normally do and switch back and forth once a week or so.

Sounds interesting.

What are you downloading?

Works great for me.

The LG G4 has a removable battery and microSD slot.

Trying to do what is possible with Angular.js, Backbone.js, or React with straight html is just impossible. Have you read about or done a proof of concept project with any of these modern web frameworks?

Completely agree. I see this refrain all over the place. Do you really want to go back to the web of the late 90s or is this just rose-colored glasses?

It looks like version 7 in 2003 was the first version to have tabs: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_Opera_web_browser

Mine is just companies I have worked for and job titles. It was enough to get noticed 4 years ago when I started at my current position.

Messing with keybindings in every program to make them compliant is a huge PITA. Everytime you reinstall or setup a new computer it's just one more thing to have to mess with.

My company finds most recruits through LinkedIn. I think it's an incredibly valuable career resource.

Maybe get a new hobby that costs a bunch of money, but is easy to be good at. My suggestion is whiskey.

I really don't notice any issues, but I only run Linux, so I have nothing to compare it to.

16MB?

This is private information?

Gotcha.

That era wasn't that rough. DOS 5.22 with Windows 3.0 was rough. I'm sure some of the older members remember much rougher times than that. When Windows 95 came out my friend got an Acer that came with an OEM CD. I borrowed it to install on my Pentium 90. That was a revolutionary upgrade for me.

Just move to Linux now.

I was on a 10 night cruise in the Mediterranean in July. You could buy unlimited WiFi for $400.

Or run a Windows VM on Linux for those apps if Wine isn't your "thing."

Sounds pretty bad, do you have a support system in place?

You seem to switch back and forth around once a week though.

What are you going to do when 8.1 is no longer supported?

It's definitely good to know your way around Red Hat based distros they are very prevalent in corporations.

You can use XFCE and install the MATE applications you want. I run Dolphin on XFCE.

I've used DTrace with Solaris in the past, you can get pretty in-depth data with it. I've never used it with Linux, so your results may vary.

I ran Fedora for a few years. There was something constantly wrong with it and updates frequently broke functionality. PulseAudio never worked right. I then ran OpenSuse for a couple years and it was fine until I did an upgrade install and couldn't get NFS working no matter what I tried. I ran...

That's terrible. 1.3k PPD. Give it some time, the initial time calculations aren't always that accurate. What GPU is this?

Mine is in: /var/lib/fahclient

My Dad has a Lexus ES350, I think your ass will have plenty of cushioning.

Can you try running DTrace? https://github.com/dtrace4linux/linux

Why not just institute congestion charges to drive into large cities during peak hours? This has been implemented in London. You aren't going to get people to give up cars and switch to velomobiles.

Make sure FAHControl is actually updating the xml config file. I had to edit the config file manually to get it to work at one point.

Great, I will no longer be the top contributor.

Coug, can you get your company to buy a bunch of new servers?

Our numbers look terrible recently. I'm the #1 producer right now!?!?!??

Did you go to Uncle Bob's Auto Rental? I rent from Enterprise and the cars are always very new and clean.

You were probably not expecting a sport-tuned suspension.

Bring it to a reputable autoshop and have them inspect it?