Saw this on fb marketplace and it seems too good a deal to pass. This will be my first ever espresso machine. Any tips I should look out for when purchasing. Should I pull the trigger.
Counter space is an issue so it will def have to be a single boiler
When switching between apps (not sure what the technical term is), but when hold up to display all the apps and then switch between them is very jittery. Is anyone else experiencing this?
What's the verdict on Tenda switches? Are they any good? Might get them over TP-Link
I used an industrial spray cleaner to remove sticker residue on plastic, it now has left a small mark, like when you've rested your hand on a laptop mark. After reading this sub I've found that wd40 is the way to go.
Can I do something about it or leave as is?
Can anyone confirm whether the TP-Link sg2210xmp-m2 fits in the Rackmate T1 Plus?
I need to buy two switches to fit into a T1 Deskpi Plus that is on it's way.
My ISP only supports 1Gb and rollout of faster home internet won't be a thing for the next 2/3 years. I'm wondering whether I should use 2.5gb or 1gb switches. I'll be going with TP-Link APs across the house.
I went through the github page of recommended switches for 10" racks.
I need 2 POE enabled 8 port switches - technically 1 can only be POE but I thought of having both with POE could help to future proof it, if I ever need other POE devices.
The APs I'm getting allow for 2.5gbps - but if I'm throttled by my ISP then I'm screwed.
Do I need managed or unmanaged? - I shortlisted the Tp-Link ES210GMP, which as a managed 8 port POE 1gb switch with uplink and sfp
So my questions are:
Should I go ahead with just 1gb switches and stay within the TP-Link/Omada ecosystem?
Do I need managed? or is unmanaged more than fine for a home? Can I still set up VLANs?
If I go unmanaged then it opens up the world of 2.5gb weirdly named Chinese switches
Excuse the long post - but this has been my brain for the past week
