IDontKnowHowToPM

To head this off at the start: yes I know that putting the NID into bridge mode and getting my own router is the “best” thing to do, no I’m not interested in doing that.

I just spent a full hour on a live chat with tech support. The issue is that at least once a week, we have to power cycle our main WiFi 6 pod because we get abysmal speeds over WiFi. I know the pod is the issue because a) if I connect a device over Ethernet direct to the NID, it gets fine speed, and b) rebooting just that pod will resolve the issue.

I was trying to explain that to the tech and just asking if upgrading to WiFi 7 would improve things or not. It took 30 minutes for them to go through just the basic troubles

I'm new to the whole cpap life, just over a month in so far. I was having some dryness and rainout, so they sent me a heated hose. Tried it for the first time on the auto-climate setting last night. At about 2 am, I had to take it off because it felt like the air was so thick that I couldn't breathe it.

Should I switch it to manual? And if so, should I lower the temperature or the humidity first? Very unsure on how to proceed. I don't want to switch back to the standard hose but I'd prefer some dryness over feeling like I'm suffocating on jello-air.

New to town, looking for something kinda specific. I know there is Next Level Burger that has a whole plant-based menu but that’s not entirely what I’m looking for. I have a dairy allergy but do still eat meat, so I want somewhere that I can get a beef burger but dairy-free/vegan cheese. Does any such place exist.

The wind is perfect right now for flying, but it’s about to be too hot out to really do it for any real amount of time. Plus I’m solo parenting my two toddler boys for the day so I wouldn’t really be able to even if it wasn’t so hot out.

Always a shame to miss perfect wind, but of course being a parent comes first. The wind will be there another day :)

I just got back into the kite flying hobby. I ordered one online but I was wondering if there are any kite shops around town. When I was a kid there was an awesome one in Trolley Square but it’s long gone and I didn’t know if there were any others.

Didn’t get a picture, but I passed by a car with a license plate that said MSTBORN on my way home. So which one of you Fandersons is in the SLC area with that nerdy plate and why did you take it before i could?!

I had a cheap fixed axle diabolo as a kid. I got ok at it, in that I rarely missed a catch, could toss it pretty high, and could do the one where you loop the string over the left stick and then flip the diabolo over it (I forget what it’s called).

About a month or so ago, I found another cheap fixed axle (pretty sure it’s the same brand as the one I had as a kid) and bought it on the spot. Managed to get to about the same level after a week and decided it was time to get a proper triple bearing diabolo after realizing that things like suns and grinds were going to be difficult with the fixie and wooden sticks.

It arrived a week ago and I’ve gotten so much better so fast! I started tryin

I’m brand new at this, as in just got my first set maybe an hour ago. I’ve been trying to practice the basic rebounds, but when I have it in high grip (gripped between pointer and middle finger, is that the right term?) and I swing it in the direction where it wraps around the back of my fingers, the string consistently slips off the tip of my pinky, which throws off my flow. Sometimes does it when I swing it the other direction, too, but not as much. Am I doing something wrong? I mean, I know I am but I’m not sure what specifically.

Also the string is often slipping past my second knuckle leaving the bead right up against my palm. Any tips on keeping it between the first and second knuckl

I’ve been diagnosed just shy of 3 months and have been taking Strattera since about an hour after diagnosis. Slowly worked my way up to 80mg. It seems to be helping make my thoughts quieter and keep me from hyper focusing on negative things, but I’m still having some struggles.

Specifically, if I don’t have some explicit task I need to take care of, I tend to just lump on the couch not really doing anything. This isn’t great because it’s been affecting my ability to interact with my kids. I’ll just sit and scroll on my phone while they’re playing near me. If they need something I can still get going to attend to it, but otherwise I really struggle to get myself motivated to engage. Or even