u/Ashamed-Body2912

Hi all,

Looking for some up to date advice on monitors to give context I’m looking to upgrade from a 1080p 240hz to hopefully the same refresh rate but also better resolution, but today there’s so many different panel types (OLED, QOLED, etc)that it’s hard to know what’s the ‘current gen’.

Today I do have dual monitor setup so ideally I would want to get one good main one again and a secondary monitor OR a massive ultra wide I think Samsung have an odyssey line or something close to that?

Any recommendations are welcome price range is anywhere up to €800 really as I see they get expensive fast now.

Hi all,

As title states have an interview for Cisco coming up looking to see if anyone works there currently or in the past and can give their two cents on them such as culture work life balance etc.

Glassdoor reviews can be handy but good to get views on here also.

Thanks

Hi all, looking for where I could get two things 3d printed there stands for a brand of WiFi access points and would rather support someone locally than getting off of Etsy / Amazon.

Hi all, rather then relying on what Google spews nowadays just wanted to see what could be wrong with my car.

I’ve noticed as of late my clutch is very soft / easy to press when it’s initially turned on and changing from 1st to second is tough as there’s no resistance coming back up but once I reach 5th gear and stay at it for a while and have to shift back down the clutch gains resistance again and isn’t soft to press. What could this be as it just seems to go from soft / easy to press, then to a normal resistance

Finally have been able to get our MoCA network setup at home and are getting great speeds with almost little to no loss in speed. I did have a bit of a special requirement in this case as I needed to maintain the free to air channels and also provide MoCA, call outs for u/plogger and u/COREY_FOX in this past post https://www.reddit.com/r/HomeNetworking/comments/1u1ei5y/setting_up_moca_network_ireland/ for advising on what to purchase the full list of products I bought are linked bellow if anyone is needing to do the same:

TV amp: https://amzn.eu/d/0apADumF

MoCA rated splitter: https://amzn.eu/d/0aRLT5W9

MoCA POE Filter: https://amzn.eu/d/0f508sm3

MoCA adapter (UK listing specifically to ensure I got a 3 pin plug): https://amzn.eu/d/09CtPUpU

Cable crimping kit: https://amzn.eu/d/0eP6slP9 essential or if you dont want to use that use twist on F connectors but wont be as reliable

Diplexer (was required in my use case as I need to separate terrestrial signal and MoCA): https://amzn.eu/d/02nM4CER your local shops might have better just taking an example from amazon.

Bellow is the overview the network

https://preview.redd.it/znqudtuwu79h1.png?width=811&format=png&auto=webp&s=e94da5a036986a0bbe0c16c10d3dd43ddaeabaf1

And the resulting speeds are

https://preview.redd.it/2oxnc7fqx79h1.png?width=1548&format=png&auto=webp&s=efa78b3e11478b2fd3909da132a08db07bf5f3e7

Hi all I have a easy mesh network that consists of 4x be230’s from TPLINK (I only found out these are routers post me buying them) and I have recently established a MoCA network in my home and I noticed when I plug a MoCA adapter into one of the lan ports after a few seconds the routers lights turn off along side every other mesh node. I do have the main router running in ‘wireless router’ but connecting the first MoCA adapter into the lan port just crashes the network. I’m using gocoax MA2500D as my adapters any help would be appreciated !

As title states why on earth is this not sold separately I see the standard gen 4 comes with the ability to use a third party router and ditch the Starlink router and trying to chat with support rather than offer me the ability to buy / send out one they recommend me to buy a non Starlink brand or pay 200€ for the “advanced” power supply which is the price of a new kit?

Does anyone know if they might sell this soon as it’s a pain using my gen 3 router purely just for a PoE injector

Hi all as title states I’m potentially moving to Galway in the near future and I’ve never rented before ever. This is probably such a silly question but what should I be aware of lookout for gotchas etc. Yes I know the market is to find a place to stay but I’ve only ever lived at home so I’m not too sure what to be looking out for and what normal renting brackets to expect ie house share , single bed apartment etc.

Hi all as title states what is your personal reason for using ubiquity in your home network? I recently bought A UDR7 to start changing my home network from TpLink due it having some performance issue with mesh causing speeds to slowly drop until they are restarted crazy I know.

But now I’ve gotten past the mesh issue and have added MoCA adapters around the house so hopefully this bug goes away but before I change my mind on ubiquity and return my udr7 why did you choose unifi as your home networking solution I do have some base knowledge of networking so noob friendly answers to try and convince me to fully commit swapping to unifi as their brand comes with a price.

Hi all just a question where are everyone looking for jobs in today's day and age? feels like everything its just gone so chaotic to the point of not knowing where to start. On the horizon I am considering a company change but feel I'm siloed into the current experience that I have as for instance I see nice interesting job postings pop up around me but require xyz languages frameworks etc which dont match my current experience and just feels like I can't move from where I am currently, with also AI starting to possibly shift from a cost perspective companies might want to start hiring again?

Alright lads everyone’s favourite thing in DIY playing with electricity I have to add a new coax socket into a room and the hole is there already it was just never connected years ago. Slight issue though there’s mains cables behind the screw hole for the new socket so I need to move them ever so slightly. I plan to get a multi meter and one of those socket plug in tools that will say a current is live. Is there anything I should be aware of if the mains cables touch the new screw going in?

Thanks

Hi all as title states I’m a bit of a newbie when it comes to power over Ethernet and I know that’s how my gen 3 dish is power and it happens via the port on my Starlink router. But today I am just bypassing the router and purely using it for poe injection and it’s taking up too much space as I’m just routing an Ethernet cable from it into my homes main router and I think replacing the router with a poe injector would be cleaner as the router is also in bypass mode. Take in mind I live in the eu so volts etc are different iirc if you know a working poe injector i can use.

Also silly question will the Starlink app no longer show my dish if I do the above ?

Hi all,

I am trying to figure out a solution here our home is quiet big and I have a mesh network currently consisting of 4x Archer BE230 (Tp link) while they work great Ive noticed that the internet connection is dropping at one end of the house and its due to one of nodes connecting to the main which is at the other end of the house. I. naively believed that the nodes would connect to the closest rather than doing a direct skip to the end of the house.
This tends to cause the network to drop a lot, this does seem to be a common problem online but is there any mesh solutions that allow forcing a connection between nodes in a mesh style without defaulting to the parent / main node.

Thanks

As the title says what is something you feel that is a game changer in making espresso / coffee making in general that you feel should be something that everyone should know and not just tribal knowledge to yourself

Hi all I know mungret has a recycling centre I’ve never actually been there but what waste disposal can they take and how much is it generally have a few things to get rid and would be nice to get it done in one go.

Looking at getting the Eureka Libra / AP version currently still have only the grinder inside of my sage barista pro and I've gotten into the good habit of always weighing beans post grind to ensure I have the right amount grinded. I know that grind by weight (GBW) is a luxury but it would be a nice to have as other's who make coffee in my house fray away when they see me measuring how much I have grinded. If others have any other options I'm all ears! thanks