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It's overly expensive, but Netgear does have an AX Orbi system. https://www.netgear.com/orbi/rbk852.aspx

The solution if you need fixed performance is one of the other instance types, so they don't need to make it a setting on the t* types since that's not what they're for.

It's a very nice feature, but you can't actually get the cert to use on your own servers or devices. You can only use it with AWS services, like their load balancers and Cloudfront…

You can do this on Vultr.

What's this about? It's hard to tell from the title or first few sentences.

"He told me the high dollar amount of completing the cleaning services I requested (since I control the budget) and asked incredulously if I still wanted him to book it." In the ar…

She seems like the sort of person who is very particular about the way things are done, and if you don't do them that way she'll be upset. He probably knew he was setup for failure…

GDPR stands for "General Data Protection Regulation". The author should have written this somewhere at the beginning of the article instead of just assuming all readers know what i…

I believe they are referring to the character you are controlling. It doesn't let you walk off the cliff.

I was going off of what was presented in the text. Guess I'm not allowed to have an opinion unless I've done extensive research. Y'all are making me feel really welcome here.

I'll admit I've never been to Colorado, but I understand there's no way to avoid steep grades in the mountains. Thanks for the downvotes.

"Loveland Pass, Colorado, on US Route 6 summits at 11,991 feet. That’s where I’m headed, having decided to skip the congestion at the Eisenhower Tunnel. Going up a steep grade is n…

Does this affect Hipchat?

What do you mean by one chance to re-mirror? Does this mean that if the resilver fails you can't try it again? Is this documented? With ZFS or regular RAID as long as you have one …