“Hey! That’s a mosquito!” is a level of intelligence.

What if you change your SSID to match your work’s WiFi?

Yeah, they used something like fluctuations in the WiFi signal, so you can turn it off. I suppose they could broadcast secretly without an SSID, but there are apps that will show it, so I doubt they would.

They can also see more than just movement: https://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/security/a42575068/scientists-use-wifi-to-see-through-walls/

Ask for just a plain modem and buy your own WiFi router. If that isn’t an option, disable the routing functions and turn off the WiFi and buy your own router.

Yup. I would get canker sores all the time and they stopped as soon as I switched to Sensodyne.

Let’s not encourage him to stop chickening out. Him not doing the things she says he’s going to do is a good thing.

Exactly. I have a lifetime pass and everything works for me and the people I share my library with.

@interweb_pirate@lemmy.dbzer0.com I changed the base URL and I haven’t had any errors since. Give that a try.

I’m having the same issue. I have to go into Prowlarr, test the connection, test it again in Sonarr, and then attempt a search or grab.

Depends on the plane type. The App Vault plan is $32. That comes with 20 TB of upload bandwidth. I have quite a few friends that have access to my Plex library and I never get close to the upload quota.

I have 8 TB and it is $23 with a promo code I got. I’m going to have to move up to the 12 TB plan for $32 soon. It has 20 TB of upload bandwidth.

I use Ultra.cc. They give you the disk space and you can host all your apps there. Plex server, radarr, sonarr, torrent client, etc.

I travel a lot so it is better than running my own hardware.

Looks like Nerds. Nerds running the whole operation.

Who are these leaders? Names? Addresses?