Pic is of a Monstera stalk (with attatched rootball) and leaves that I found at the top of someone's 'spring cleaning' leaf bags a few days ago.
I read that the leaves are a long shot because they don't have nodes at the base, but what do you guys think of the stalks chance to bounce back and take root?
Lots of posts here are for people's individually developed addons and tools for emby. I do not think those posts belong in another subreddit though, as that would unnecessarily fracture the small community here.
Someone also mentioned earlier in another post here that these 'labours of love' mostly go unnoticed. They get lost in the discourse of other posts in the subreddit and fade away to obscurity.
Thinking about it, reddit's tag system is designed for this and is kind of inevitable for this subreddit eventually. Maybe we should get ahead of the curve and just get it over with and introduce the tag now, to help redditors categorize and find these posts in the future.
Thoughts? Tag name ideas? Tumbleweeds? I'm ready to be whelmed.
Winston hopes you all are having a great weekend!
Howdy everyone,
For reasons unique to my home, I have a need for a wireless controller with a more directional focus.
I maxed out the number of wired controller extenders I can use (depending on the consoles controller port voltage and amp output) so I had to think of a way to maximize the waves themselves.
My solution is a 3cm tall plastic pizza table glued to an aluminum 12"x12" street sign.
From my testing, I get at least 33% more range with this setup, than letting the wave propagate purely omnidirectional.
Anyway, since my results were so good, I thought I would share it with you kind folks who may be in a similar situation to myself, and wish you had just a few more extra meters of signal.
doing all this hood rat shit knowing I have a quarter billion in the bank means CJ is just in it for the love of the game.