I’m saying that your router and access point should be separate devices anyway, especially if you don’t want to replace said router.
My router doesn’t have wireless at all. I have a dedicated WiFi 6 access point for that, if I want to go up to a newer standard I just replace the AP.
Oh come on, don’t knock the router for not being the best access point. That’s not what it’s for.
As someone trapped using windows I also miss ye olde control panel, and they lob new pieces of it off with every feature update
Really curious what a $3000 performance bulld looks like
The fact that you’re pursuing a job at all excludes you I’d think
Freeloaders, put simply
Ok but again, we’re talking about Korea
Pretty sure they defederated with SJW, that would explain why
I thought we were talking about Korea?
Because the general public is fucking stupid and Lemmy requires a bare minimum level of intelligence to understand
Less about open source, more of just a practical stance. The thing about networking is that standards change all the time, and it’s better to have a single device serve a single role on the network than to cram all those functions into a combo box.
So an ideal network has a separate router, switch, and access point. Ideally two of each in redundant configurations but that’s not required for most people.