Oh come on, don’t knock the router for not being the best access point. That’s not what it’s for.
TexMexBazooka
joined 2 years ago
Leave the old man alone
I DIDNT READ THE BODY OF THE POST HOLY MOLY
Ohio has castle doctrine. Buy her a shotgun, teach her to use it. Set up motion detectors surrounding her vehicle parked on her property.
Shoot that motherfucker.
~~Never happened~~
Edit: always read the body of the post kids
Meh, I’ve worked in IT infrastructure for science labs and research facilities- researchers are amazingly competent in their fields, and almost nothing else. I doubt many of them run Linux.
As someone trapped using windows I also miss ye olde control panel, and they lob new pieces of it off with every feature update
Correction, everyone’s kids who utilize government insurance are
It’s not evil if the victims aren’t people
- Republicans
“The first is the use of cross-image optimization that enables Chameleon to create one P3-Mask per user..”
Dead in the water if Im understanding this correctly
I’m saying that your router and access point should be separate devices anyway, especially if you don’t want to replace said router.
My router doesn’t have wireless at all. I have a dedicated WiFi 6 access point for that, if I want to go up to a newer standard I just replace the AP.