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normik: heh, to kiedy pęknie bańka? bitcoiner: o kurde, ale byczur jesteś! Myślę, że milion będzie tuż po 2030 normik: confused ?? bitcoiner: >sydney sweeney< normik: >does not compute< narrator:

Rozdaję rabat 30% w sklepie swiezopalona.pl Zwykle biorę od nich kawy ziarniste i herbaty liściaste w stu green spiral. Kod jaki dostałem jest jednorazowy, więc kto pierwszy skorzysta ten lepszy. Jak skorzystasz to możesz mnie potem zapnąć co łaska :-)

🎵 (Workin' in a coal mine) 🎵 (Goin' down down down) Forgot about this little brat attempting to find a nonce all these 296 days. You may say it is exactly zero chance to mine a block; perhaps, but it at least made one friend get one and have bitcoin orbit his sphere of interest.

"Boa constrictor digesting an elephant" formation

GM -5C! Beware some kind of scam 👇 View quoted note →

Read, Zap, Repost. Or to yolo: Zap, Repost, Read View quoted note →

GM! TIL, positioning of antennae on your wifi router matters. All vertical is not good. Having antennas at different angles: * Improves reliability * Reduces dead spots * Helps devices regardless of how their antennas are oriented I'm going to test with: | | \ - On the pic: GL.iNET Flint 2 (GL-MT6000) Vendor firmware is openly OpenWrt with vendor GUI added, but not replacing OpenWrt. Of course I flashed new OpenWrt, with a custom build from pesa1234. Repo:

GitHub

GitHub - pesa1234/MT6000_cust_build: Repo for GL.iNet MT6000 custom build

Repo for GL.iNet MT6000 custom build. Contribute to pesa1234/MT6000_cust_build development by creating an account on GitHub.

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MT6000 custom build with LuCi and some optimization - kernel 6.12.x

Dear. I would like to share with you my custom build with kernel 6.6.x Difference with standard openWRT version: RSS iBF settings & QAM-256...

Why I use this combo? Well, a person I admired very much recommended this setup to me when I asked for a modern anti bufferbloat setup on Twitter. His name was Dave Taht. I followed his work in combatting #bufferbloat for years. His dedication resulted in the whole planet slowly making more and more use of technologies and setups which improve network latency. He passed earlier this year and I'm not likely to change this soon.