u/KuChiPractitioner

Hi guys! 31M, been living in San Jose for 4 years now.

That said, it’s been hard to find people who will engage in a heated argument, let alone fall into deep hatred with.

I’ve tried going to local bars and events, in hopes of starting fights but no luck. I even went to a trivia night and sabotaged my team with wrong answers but they were so frustratingly understanding.

How hard is it to find one consistent arch nemesis? I’ll even settle for a handful of locals who harbor a persistent undercurrent of resentment for me.

If you have any recommendations on how to make enemies in this city, please let me know! Maybe we can meet up for drinks and throw them in each other’s faces.

I'm getting this error and disconnecting every 5 minutes or so. I'm using a Lenovo y700 (Android tablet) that should have no problem running this.

It may be possible that it's a wifi issue? My ps5 is connected via wired Ethernet. WiFi where I'm at is about 360 down, 65 up.

I switched to 30fps and I think it's staying connected longer, but I'm hoping there's a better solution.

Or spending a damn penny on passes until they fix the credit nerf. I got my first x20 yesterday since the first nerf. Now I'm seeing it's even worse? Boycott until they fix it to its original state.

Hey, I'm looking for a solution but I don't know exactly what it is. I was hoping you guys would be able to help me out.

I have a tp-link router that I carry with me on my travels, but this hotel doesn't have any Ethernet ports, just phone jacks. There is one Ethernet cable that plugs into the hotel room phone, that comes from a little box that plugs into the outlet, with a phone cable connected to the same box. I removed the Ethernet end from the phone and plugged it into my router, but no dice (wifi but not internet). I'm not sure what that box is, but I've never seen anything like it and clearly it doesn't go back to the modem.

The Wi-Fi is decent enough to browse on my phone, but if I attempt to play my PlayStation portal it's super stuttery and disconnects within 30-60 seconds. I was at this same hotel previously and I never had this problem. I even tried switching rooms.

In this case, would a wifi to Ethernet bridge plugged in and wired to the router help boost the signal, or maybe a wifi extender?

Hey, I'm looking for a solution but I don't know exactly what it is. I was hoping you guys would be able to help me out.

I have a tp-link router that I carry with me on my travels, but this hotel doesn't have any Ethernet ports, just phone jacks. There is one Ethernet cable that plugs into the hotel room phone, that comes from a little box that plugs into the outlet, with a phone cable connected to the same box. I removed the Ethernet end from the phone and plugged it into my router, but no dice (wifi but not internet). I'm not sure what that box is, but I've never seen anything like it and clearly it doesn't go back to the modem.

The Wi-Fi is decent enough to browse on my phone, but if I attempt to play my PlayStation portal it's super stuttery and disconnects within 30-60 seconds. I was at this same hotel previously and I never had this problem. I even tried switching rooms.

In this case, would a wifi to Ethernet bridge plugged in and wired to the router help boost the signal, or maybe a wifi extender?

Any brothers have or know of a room for rent? Hotel prices keep going up.

Sorry in advance for my ignorance on this topic, but I haven't been able to find an answer anywhere. I just discovered rethink dns. Can I use that in conjunction with pia mace on my phone, or would it be redundant?

I didn't read others' posts, because I don't want any bias before I write this post. I will look after.

My pixel 8 pro is suddenly significantly lagging with everything. Just me or is it you guys too?

Hate to say it, but if this is what big G is doing now (the 🍏 method), I might have to go back to OnePlus. Haven't paid attention much lately, are they still good? is there better out there comparable to stock android feel? I'm not willing to go back to Scamsung bloatware.