Me too. There’s always one check box with red warnings that I just don’t know how to solve

There is Zelle, which is instant bank to bank. It’s fairly widely available from one’s financial institution, and it doesn’t cost anything, but it’s not terribly well known yet for some reason

I have to use my hands to finger?! F this nonsense, I’m out.

Fair enough, and if you prefer Jellyfin, then please do enjoy it in good health. For me, I can never get it setup to function reliably, and I do not care for the UI at all.

Significantly actually. In fact my home internet is also Verizon 5G, and I usually get about 300 down and 20 up. LTE is unusable at this point in my experience, which is weird to me, because it used to be the hotness.

I will pass on your complements to Ahsoka

Done.

I use Plex to stream to my AppleTV 4k. I am prepared for the inevitable comments shitting all over Apple, however this is very easy to setup and is very reliable and very easy to use, so the haters can kick rocks.

EDIT: Please everyone enjoy this cat picture, and allow it to calm your internet rage where applicable.

Delicious Skype cocktails though!

You make a couple of good points, however you may want to double check your knowledge of Eastern Massachusetts population densities. I also don’t think Walmart gives two shits about paltry FCC fines, because forcing you into their wifi where you are required to agree to a ridiculous amount of data sharing, is certainly a lucrative proposition for them.

Nope. I know they do that. This was taken in the parking lot. I am starting to suspect there is something on the roof that is disrupting good cell signal.

GPT gave me this yesterday:

To convert 500 KiB/s to a more common unit like megabits per second (Mbps):

1. Understand the conversion factors:

   • 1 KiB (Kibibyte) = 1024 bytes
   • 1 byte = 8 bits

2. Calculate the speed in bits per second:

   • 500 KiB/s = 500 * 1024 bytes/s = 512000 bytes/s
   • 512000 bytes/s * 8 bits/byte = 4096000 bits/s

3. Convert bits per second to megabits per second:

   • 1 Mbps = 1,000,000 bits/s (for simplicity, although technically 1 Mbps = 1,048,576 bits/s, the simpler metric is usually used for network speeds)
   • 4096000 bits/s / 1,000,000 = 4.096 Mbps

So, 500 KiB/s is approximately 4.1 Mbps.

I was like, I just wanted the answer!

What are the advantages of usenets?

Let’s just stop making all this shit out of plastic. Like immediately

massgrave.dev

This appears to have worked flawlessly

MAS?

Go on…

Go on