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I would like to activate the button presser from Android quick settings, but it doesn't seem possible?

This is a super basic feature and I am pretty disappointed.

I am having this strange behavior. On multiple speedtest websites I can get as little as 50mbit/s, but when I start a download on steam I can easily hit 900+mbit/s.

I have tried several speed test sites and servers.

Not necessarily a problem, but could be indicative of one.

Any ideas?

Prefer POM plate, prefer BNIB, black/black only.

This would be my first real project. I have a Proxmox cluster and some services, but I want to step it up from a toy environment to something I can depend on.

Currently my main email (including domain), photos, and file storage solution is a Google Workspace account owned by a family member.

I would like to host my own services and get away from any outside control. I would like a single solution that would handle all of these requirements.

What I am currently thinking is my own Nextcloud server with all the aforementioned services. I want the Nextcloud to be accessible through my own domain which is also used for email. I have heard some bad things about the Nextcloud mail clie

I have a $100 BestBuy gift card and I want to get some powered studio monitors. What is the best set ~$250 or under on BestBuy?

I was thinking the 1280DBs but I know they aren't the best. I really like my girlfriend's Fluance Ai40s but they don't have them sadly.

Thanks!

I am running bare metal on an i5-8600 (no HT), 16gb, NVMe, with 1000/40 pipe. Using an I219-LM and I210.

This started completely out of the blue. One speed test will be 100mbit/s, and the next will be 600mbit/s. It's barely touching the CPU or memory.

I have tried:

Factory reset

Disable HW checksum offloading

Switching LAN/WAN port

Re-seating PCIe NIC

Swapping to a Netgear router (950mbit/s consistently)

This god forsaken establishment refuses to take my online order no matter what I do. Multiple payment methods, devices, operating systems, web browsers, IP addresses...

Fix your shit guys. It's been like this for months.