Home: Illinois, Minnesota, Nebraska, Northwestern, UCLA, USC, Wisconsin
Home/Away: Indiana, Michigan State, Rutgers
Away: Iowa, Michigan, Ohio State, Oregon, Penn State, Purdue, Washington
Terps will also host UVA on Friday 11/13, Georgetown (TBD), and participate in the Players ERA tournament in Las Vegas (seven-figure payout)
Here is my setup:
Linksys MX4000 Series Velop mesh system. I have one primary router and two nodes connected wirelessly (daisy chain).
verizon FiOS ISP (paying for 1 gig, getting about 900mbs on speed testing)
The ONT is connected directly to the primary router via ethernet cable (ONT coax is disconnected).
primary router is in basement next to ONT. 1st node is on main level and 2nd node is on the top level.
I also have two verzion G1100 routers that I converted to bridge mode so that I can utilize my coax network in my home as ethernet. one g1100 bridge is connected directly to the primary router via ethernet, and then the G1100 connects via coax to a coax hub, splitting into three different rooms. One of those rooms contains the other G1100 bridge which has four devices connected to via ethernet. i have another moca adapter on the main level connecting my PC.
I also have setup a raspberry pi for primary DNS (but not DHCP, yet).
those devices that connect wirelessly to the primary router get up to 400+mbs speeds. devices that are connected via the moca adapter/bridges get up to 150-200mbs.
other devices connected to my network are a NAS server, HDHomerun Flex 4K (antenna signal), and other devices. I set most of my devices to static (such as rokus, tvs, printers, etc.)
what can I do to help boost the speed of the devices connected via bridges? is there a specific setting I can enable within the bridges?
hope I gave enough information to help - but let me know if I'm missing anything.
thanks!
Discovered a new whiskey at my uncle's home this week after he passed away following a 10yr battle with Parkinson's.. Was very tasty when I tried it neat, so I decided to buy a bottle and make a cocktail.
2oz High West CampFire whiskey
0.5oz rich Demerara syrup
2 dashes angostura
Combine ingredients in a mixing glass, add ice, stir, strain into a rocks glass.
Garnish with a orange slice and/or cherry
Anyone else having trouble exchanging tickets today? Especially those that are season plan holders.
The Orioles website lists instructions on the exchange process through your Orioles account, but when I do that, I just get a message stating that there are not any tickets to exchange even though I've got several in my inventory.
When I use their alternate link through account.turnstyle.fan, I just get a 500 internal error message. I've successfully used that site this season, but now it's not working.
It was working last week.
Anyone else?
2oz bourbon
1/2 oz demerara syrup
1/2 lemon juice
add 1/4 cup jumbo blueberries to a shaking tin and pour in 1/2 oz of demerara syrup. smash the berries to a pulp with a muddler. add 1/2 oz lemon juice and then 2 oz bourbon. add ice and shake.
garnish with blueberries
I'm mostly questioning the highlighted one and one omission. I know what the others are, hence why I disabled them for my feed.
In my area, Baltimore, MD, these are the stations coming through via indoor antenna that is ATSC 3.0 certified. I'm using the HDHomerun Flex 4K to convert the signal.
45 is FOX.
I know that 102.1 is ABC's ATSC 3.0 and is not viewable to me via HDHomerun; same for 111.1 in being NBC's ATSC 3.0.
I presume that 145.1 is Fox's ATSC 3.0, but it's NOT encrypted.
So what is 145.100 ? That has the exact same channel lineup as 145.1 and 45.1.
Why doesn't CBS offer ATSC 3.0 yet?