When I reached your situation, I started rackmounting which has saved me a lot of time.

I got a 1u dell poweredge r210 and slapped in a 10Gb network card. Loaded up OPNsense onto it. OPN sense was not easy to learn how to use, for me at least. Struggled to get everything running smoothly. But I am very happy I went with rack mounting instead of adding to the rat’s nest.

As an electrical engineer who dabbled in RF in school, that sounds supremely difficult.

Heavy equipment also use the technology. Someone using this tool at a construction site could cause massive issue to 70k pound loaders using radar to detect personnel.

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God bless the soul at Epson who got it a little too hard from their manager one day, and went home with this tool on a flash drive.

That’s not from the bill; that’s from a press release.

If it’s so black and white, then why are there numerous international councils, courts, and meetings where accusations of genocide are fiercely debated?

What you’re doing here is subtly shifting the burden of phone addiction from software companies and phone manufacturers back onto end users.

You’re glossing right over the fact that these teams have the very best software engineers, mechanical engineers, marketers, ad people, psychologists, and doctors for the purpose of making these endlessly scrolling apps as addictive and hard to avoid as possible.

I read your comment and think about the people who say “why are you depressed? Just go lift some weights. It all comes down to you”