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I was looking for task list software over the summer and found Super Productivity back then but I wrote it off due to the lack of a central server to store the data. The model didn't really compute for me mentally and when I tried to set it up with DAV targets it didn't feel right and iirc there were limitations for using that method (maybe there still are?).

I saw an update in my feed today and grabbed the most recent app on my phone to check out the changes from the last 6mo or so. Queue my surprise when I saw SuperSync as an option in the app and I threw myself down the rabbit hole of how to set it all up on my own. The first hurdle was that SuperSync doesn't have any official public ima

I've been trying to find a good method for this and I'm not finding others who have done this.

I have a site with an ONT that feeds a "dumb" gigabit switch, then two separate gateway devices plugged into it (one is an ER605 unit) so that they each have their own direct access to their fixed IP and WAN access. On the ER605 is also an SG2008P for my network's use.

I wanted some sort of method to replace the "dumb" switch with a managed one that would give me the ability to tell remotely if the second gateway was using its line and potentially see throughput info.

I tried a config on the existing SG2008P where the ONT went to port 8 with tagged VLANs 10 and 20, Secondary Router on port 7 wit

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Hello all - posting as I haven't been successful with google-fu or checking forums for this info.

I have a 2006 LR3 Base (4.0 V6) and the transmission lines need to be replaced. One of them popped and most of the fluid has puked out. I'm not finding much online labeled for the 4.0 but have found a few options for the 4.4. Is it the same between the two engines? Or - anyone know of a source for the 4.0 (either used or new is fine)?

Thanks in advance for any input. Would love to get this thing back on the road.

We had a fairly traumatic experience with about 12 hours between the first signs of something being off and our daughter being born at 25+0. Thereafter we had a 111 day NICU stay and a very isolated winter season. Obviously a complete change in mindset from our initial expectations but in the grand scheme of things we have overall been fairly lucky.

We had always thought we'd have two and we're discussing it more and more as we approach our daughter's (actual) first birthday. Just curious if anyone out there has had similar circumstances on a first baby and if you care to share how things went with the second.

We are planning to run the gamut with consults and have already started reading

Hello all - I'm usually a UniFi guy but looking at MikroTik as a solution for a current project. Reviewed a a bunch of what I believe to be relevant areas of the wiki and also did some searching but haven't seen a clear answer on this. Sorry for the longer post.

We will have ~60 cars that each have small SBCs (3) inside. These SBCs are used for data collection and media playback. When they return to dispatch location we want to have the SBCs sync data to our server, however the WiFi radio in the SBCs is weak and will not be useful here.

We plan to add a device to connect all 3 SBCs to and have that device handle the wireless from the car to the building from a roof-mounted RF transparen

EDIT: Solved as per the purpose of my post. I wanted to know if the 12.5VAC on the line was expected, and the rep ITT explained that it is expected. The ecobee sends out some sort of (sensing?) voltage when no equipment is connected, which I discovered in my testing and caused concern (12.5V constantly going to the relay/solenoid would be an issue) - but once the gear was reconnected as per his advice the voltage dropped to the expected 0.0V. The timing and odd voltage were cause for concern that the ecobee was involved in my humidifier failure, but it appears to all be coincidental and not related to the thermostat based on current information.

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