I second the recommendation for TP-Link running OpenWRT (that’s the important part).
I’ve been using a few Archer C7s for going on a decade at this point. (So long that they went from “OpenWRT” to “LEDE” to back to “OpenWRT”, LOL!) They’ve been working fine that whole time, and the only thing that annoys me about them is that they’re a funny shape instead of being rack-mountable.
It’s only used for law enforcement purposes.
As if even that is in any way okay, especially considering how fascist the government is becoming!
Even if this was working 100% as the public intended, it would still be evil.
A comedy, sure, but nevertheless it’s one of the best ones too.
Yeah, but it’s still way better than plastic.
It’s a better Star Trek movie than most Star Trek movies.
But downside of a M series is either you run macOS or Asahi Linux and nothing else yet.
I’m OOTL; what is it about Apple Silicon Macs that apparently make them such trouble to support? If one distro can manage it, what’s stopping that code from being upstreamed to the mainline kernel etc.?
Because antitrust law is a joke these days.
He said “sub $300” \s
MICROS~1
LOL
And who TF is using Amazon Linux? I’ve never even heard of it before.
AWS nodes, maybe?
Also, shouldn’t you be spelling that “ÞF”?
Do you never research a product before purchasing or do you just work with whatever is available in your local store? If you’re buying a car, is it just whatever is on the side of the road or do you search for expert reviews or reliability data?
I, for one, actively search out the reviews from entities that go out of their way to not be sponsored by the makers of the products they’re reviewing.
I’ve just had an epiphany (or maybe a half-baked showerthought) reading this thread.
All marketers are trying to sell people stuff, but if you think about it, what’s the one thing in common that they’re all trying to sell, and that they’re presumably best at?
Their own services.
So who knows if this “advertising value” has any relationship with reality, or if it’s just inflated bullshit marketers make up to sell themselves.
Go read the comment I initially replied to.
Ah, thanks. I figured that, like the US, it was some kind of other policy that had a side effect of artificially skewing the numbers.
But why do you love helping Google control web standards, when you could just be using a Mozilla-based browser instead?
Why is France also an outlier?
The term you’re looking for is “cowboy coding.”
Copyright is ass except to the extent that it can be used to enforce copyleft.
I’m seconding the request for a writeup.