oncehuman

TP-Link BE9700 Archer BE550 Pro
TP-Link BE11000 Archer GE650
Asus RT-BE92U BE9700
GL.iNet Flint 3 GL-BE9300

House is a 2 story 1400sqft townhome
3 Wifi7 computers/laptops, a Synology NAS that only has a 1gig port (but may upgrade the NAS).
I do a lot of streaming (Apollo/Moonlight, as well as regular movie streaming 4k/bluray from NAS), and large file transfers, sometimes over wifi.
Internet is only 1gig, so don't really need 10g ports, but I like to futureproof at least a little bit.

I was hoping to get an opinion from you all. I'm kind of burnt out from my indecisiveness, but if there's anything I should be looking at instead I'm open to that as well. Thanks.

Hi, I'm trying to decide between these two backrests for my power chair. I have pain in my entire spine and neck, so I was looking at their tallest models, which would be 20" for the E2 and 22" for the Java. I can't try either in person, so I was wondering if any of you have experience with both of these backrests and prefer one to the other.
The E2 is less expensive, but that's not as important as comfort. I don't need anything deep. Angle adjustability is important, but I believe both have 20deg forward or back. This is for a portable chair, so quick release is somewhat important too, but not again, comfort > everything else.
I'm also open to other backrests, if these aren't g

If anyone has this chair - Is it normal for the motor to have a scratchy sound when you drive it, and does it somewhat lurch or have jerky motion?
I just purchased this chair, and I'm trying to figure out if something's wrong with it, or if this is just to be expected. It's mostly when I'm driving slow and steady that I notice the jerkiness, but the motor always has that static sound.

Does anyone have any experience with this chair? I need something that supports my full upper back, or as close to as possible, is able to recline, and can easily fit into a Rav4. This one comes close to checking all the boxes, but the 30" turn radius doesn't sound good, since I'd be using it indoors. The Buzzaround Carry On looks decent, but the backrest doesn't seem adjustable, and it's too short.

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Wondering if this is something I should try and fix myself with a kit, or take to a shop? 2023 RAV4 Hybrid. I have a $500 deductible with insurance, so I'm not sure it's worth going that route, but don't want it to spread.

How do you all deal with writing a bad review? I'm testing this product out and I just can't in good conscience give this thing any more than 2-3 stars. The product page is so incredibly misleading, and full of flat out lies. I want to shit all over it in this review, but considering there are no others yet I'm anticipating some hate from the seller.

Would you be merciful and focus on the positives, state the actual specs and capabilities, and give it a score that ignores the fact that they're big fat liars, or do what I want to do, which is to rip it apart, call out the lies, and give it a 2/5?

Can anyone recommend a good power wheelchair that would be easy to fold and transport in something like a RAV4 (small crossover SUV), but that also has an adjustable, preferably tall back?
Most of the foldable chairs seem to have a rigid backrest that look to upright, and I need a slight recline. Robooter E60-A looks promising, but I don't see that available locally. I'm in southern California.

So, although this could easily be one of my favorite browsers, a couple of annoyances are becoming a deal breaker. For one, it's been 7 years since support for MIME types has been requested and voted for, and it still doesn't seem to be implemented? It's something I've come to rely on with other browsers, and it's just disappointing that a browser touted as being so customizable lacks the feature.

Another annoyance is that when I click on a link down a ways on a page then click back to go to the previous page I'm sent back to the top of the page instead of where I left off. I don't think I've used another browser that does this. Am I overlooking a setting to stop this from happening?

I just switched to Vivaldi from Floorp, because while I really liked Floorp it was using a lot of resources and spinning up my fans with only 3-4 tabs open.

I'm liking Vivaldi but it seems a bit buggy. Some links don't do anything, sometimes certain embedded site features don't work. I figure it must be a security setting somewhere.
For example, while tracking a package the UPS map would try to load, but flash and end up blank. After reducing the blocking level to "No Blocking" and reloading a few times that fixed that, but there are still issues with some links.
Most recent example is with Zillow. I sub to r/zillowgonewild, and normally I can click on the "Back to Search" l

Anyone know if it's possible for a non-OS hard drive to cause a PC to lock up and become unresponsive?
Lately, my PC has been freezing when I turn off my monitor and it sits idle for a while, but now it seems to be doing it while in use. Only two things that have changed. One is that I've added a new 20tb storage drive. The drive didn't look like it was being accessed before it froze just now, but I'm just trying to rule that out. And the more likely culprit, my CPU cooler pump died causing my PC to shut down from overheating. That happened a few times before I realized the pump was bad. I swapped out the cooler for an air cooler and temps are good.

I purchased a MBP M4 Pro very recently. It was on a stand next to me charging with its lid closed. When I reached for it the top of the lid felt fuzzy. It felt like it had fine ridges, like a lenticular lens. I kept brushing my hand over it wondering if it always had this texture, before I realized it was electrically charged, it was THAT uniform and constant that it just felt like a texture rather than electricity. I removed the charger and it stopped. Anyone experience this before? Must have been a fairly strong current relatively for it to feel so textural and solid.

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Anyone know how I can test to see if this temperature sensor is working? I only have a Fluke 115 multi-meter at my disposal. Also, anyone know how I can identify it, or find a replacement? It's from a Zojirushi rice cooker that's out of warranty, and Zojirushi says it's too old to provide support for. I can probably 3D print the plastic holder, but I can't remove the actual temp sensor without destroying it, because it's very well glued in. I don't see any markings on the case, but wanted to test it, if possible, before destroying it to see if there are markings under

I've been experiencing presbyopia, and have had to start wearing reading glasses for computer use, but it doesn't really work when watching TV at a distance while sitting with my laptop. I'm not sure if what I need are bifocals, progressive glasses, or something else. Progressives with those weird side cutouts in the lenses don't make much sense to me. I can't go into an optician, I'd just be purchasing online, so I was hoping you all could point me in the right direction on what would work best for just uncorrected distance vision, with about a +1.25 for looking at my laptop screen.

Does anyone know what this error means? The manual just says "Indicates malfuction --> Please contact the store where you purchased this Rice Cooker or Zojirushi Customer Service." It's definitely out of warranty by now, so I'm hoping to fix it myself. Just took it out of the box after years of storing it in a cabinet, it's barely been used.