Recent content by vishalrao

Check your IP on ipinfo.io - it uses some geo-location database - whatever the ISP provides I believe... and since no GPS its always approximate location... sometimes the IP location (depending on ISP i think) is completely wrong also. Same on my computer, like the weather app, google maps etc...

I'm on Win11 24H2 on 2 PCs and a laptop - no BSODs so far - touchwood.

Couple of 20-year milestones achieved: FIRST and foremost: SECOND: (all i got was this lousy email heh)

Not if I get it last instead - or at all - if it's bluedart they frequently mishandle shipping to my place :p . Just got a bluedart SMS a few minutes (1pm) ago that a shipment is out for delivery - I presume it's this one :D . w00t ! got my grubby hands on this a few minutes ago (about...

Wanted to add Honda Amaze to this thread - not that I have anything to say - just wanted to see what others think...

I'm thinking about using Debian (sid?!) for a server - what edition/release do you use and how do you handle release upgrades automatically?

yeah why delete it lol - i too thought it was real... didn't catch the "CHPRI" part either haha

hmmm perhaps you got a bad unit? anyways yeah let the OP figure out what they need.

I think you have very high standards :D this monitor is quite good for regular use, even videos are acceptable, especially when this is a stopgap/temporary and not long-term daily driver unit. I was pretty impressed with it. Can't compare it to a proper full sized monitor which will have a...

It's pretty good... it has cushioning not mesh so not very "breathable" that's the only minor nitpick I have... but seems solid enough for me.

Yep I would recommend against plain 1080p Full HD these days... if you can't get an LG 4K 27 inch IPS now, then portable unit is a good stopgap temp option. I have done the same, I got an MSI portable monitor - it was quite handy - now that I have a 4k monitor - I keep the portable one for...

Hang on - Wifi 6 is still 5ghz band, its 6E that's 6ghz... I have a TPLink Deco X60 unit which I recommend if you have fast internet and/or want 1gbit wifi speeds. Else an X20 (wifi 5) set would work well if you have , say , 300 mbps internet plan...

VLC can browse pics and might make it easier to discover them on network, depending on how your router shares the attached USB storage...