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Same shit happened to me today, the SBI netbanking page in the imobile app showed a successful transaction (and amount debit reflects correctly on my SBI account statement) but Imobile displayed an error, now money is stuck in limbo. Made another payment of minimum amount from phonepe, reflected...

Intake, pulling cold air in.

After the sudden death of my old router (n5100 mini pc with 4x i226), bought another one from an Alibaba seller, this time Alder lake "e-core" only n100 (2x performance, same wattage) mini pc, with same 4x i226 (wanted same nics as pfsense can be a b**ch about drivers if nics change). First...

Looking forward to the Yoga slim 7x, has the biggest battery of the same class, and longest runtime of the OLEDs (78 variant of the chip likely a reason), downside being the non haptic trackpad. I'd like to run linux on these though, who knows when that will be stable with the device drivers.

Very much so, I have a couple 27" 4k monitors, and friend has 27" 1440p, and the difference is immediately noticeable. I can not go back to lower ppi displays.

This is incorrect, lot of monitors use LG display WOLED panel with WRGB subpixel arrangement, and QD OLED TVs use RGB. Almost all OLED panels use non standard subpixel structure, causing color fringing on lower ppi displays.

My current asus laptop has a 14" 2.8k oled display, and it looks gorgeous. Everything looks crisp due to the high ppi and 200% scaling, and colors pop because of OLED. I'm a sucker for text clarity, and use 2x 27" 4k monitors on my main pc. Once 27" 4k oleds are available (and at a reasonable...

Recovery is possible iff you haven't written any new files to the partition after revo nuked it. The reason HDD recovery works is because files aren't actually deleted, the bits are still there, just the references from the partition are deleted, and the space is marked as available to be...

New router day. Ordered a N100 + Quad intel i226v mini pc from alibaba, barebones, cost was 12k including shipping, + 2.5k import duty. Shipping took 3 days (DHL express) from Hong Kong. This is replacing my N5100 pfsense router that also had i226v nics, but has died suddenly. Specifically...

Hey, I'm looking for cheaper drives, 128GB for below 1k, ideal price would be ~600 ish. Thanks for the interest.

Want to purchase a few (most probably 2, but open to buying more for the right price) 128GB nvme m.2 SSDs, to be used as boot drives for various servers/routers/low end starter PC for extended family. Sticking to name brand drives for now (so no EVM, Consistent etc, fine with WD, Seagate, Adata...

The deal went fine with @Simarpreet Singh. @puns please close the thread.

Legit source https://hubtronics.in/wireless-ax210, bought the exact same item from them last year, works fine, intel driver loads and performs fine. Also likely legit...

Been using it since 0.3 beta (freya?), nice clean look and decently fast. Gave up on it after purchasing my current laptop, as they did not support wayland, and while wayland has its quirks, the experience is better if you're used to certain features on other OSs (browser trackpad gestures...

You can also check this out https://www.amazon.in/TOSHIBA-inches-Ultra-Smart-55M650MP/dp/B0C7VM696B. 55" mini led, fald, qled, 50k - 6k (coupon), free firetv stick 4k. Also, hisense owns the toshiba tv brand, and uses the same vidaa os. Friend has the 65" model, looks great for the price.

Your AP (if it's the ac58u) doesn't support POE, you'll need one of the POE extractors/splitters, not worth the effort/money. If you'd rather have it, get a reputable one like this https://www.amazon.in/TP-Link-TL-PoE10R-TP-LinkTL-POE10R-Splitter-Black/dp/B001PS4NWW , supports 5/9/12 volts output.

They accept CCs, that's how I've paid as well. I don't remember them charging extra for cards.

Make sure you ordered the right variant, as the product had 2 different variants in my search, one 30w, the other 32w. I don't remember if I had to do KYC though.

Yes Yes, any decent quality cat6 cable will do the job, try to get solid copper core cables, as aluminum (CCA, copper coated aluminium) cables have higher resistance and will cause a larger voltage drop. Yes

This should work fine, but it's only a 100mbps switch, not gigabit. Your network speeds will be limited to 100mbps downstream of the switch. Regarding managed vs unmanaged, managed switches typically have a management interface, either an web gui or through console, and have advanced features...