Recent content by mswlogo

And likewise, from my first post, "Pretty disappointed that ASUS does this and I may look elsewhere next time around" We both dug our heels in. I may have saw "on your next upgrade" but it faded, but you kept reminding me ;)

Fair enough. You're right, a lot is about expectations. Blinks have been fine, dirt cheap, they work, run years on two AA. They are TOY cameras, catching wild life, boats (summer), snowmobiles (frozen lake), around my property etc. For the record, I have never launched a Tesla, ever, they are...

I got my ASUS working great, you, I guess not. I got my Teslas working great, you, I guess not. I got my AI working great, you, I guess not. Does anyone see a pattern here?

Maybe you should have hired a pro to get your Tesla working. They have been really good for me.

My workarounds, fire them before they do more damage and redo or finish the work. Took me about 2 years (weekends, evenings, vacations). Still have some electrical to redo.

Don't think so, car is ~3 months old, still it's the devil you know. It's my 4th, and really nothing else can touch its tech. No other car actually has this problem because no other brand updates firmware nearly as often or at all OTA. Although sometimes I wish I didn't get the last major...

Sorry if you are an Electrician or Plumber, but they have been rotten to the core. Absolutely ripoff morons. I ended up finishing and/or redoing half there work. That's the sugar coated version of what I think. I know there are good ones. But they are extremely rare.

And what do you claim is now broken in my home? that you know very little about, or my budget, or my available time, or my priorities, or what resources are nearby, or my criteria of what I consider as working well Everything is connected to the nearest node. If I get a power glitch, which I...

OMG, I didn't catch this earlier. Professional Electricians and Plumbers are a total joke. I don't want to get to far off here. They will rob you blind, they rush, so many do sh$t work. I just built a house and had fire both Electrician and Plumber both locally respected and reviewed, mostly...

I can afford a Tesla X because I learn to do most things myself, which in the end, saves time and money. Not always, but 99% of the time it does. Besides, why would I hire someone, when what I have is working perfectly fine? And if I was paying someone, how would I have enough knowledge to know...

For me, my AiMesh has been working good enough for the amount of time I put into it, for years. I have way more critical things to be working on, or learning (e.g. AI) and everything was functioning just fine. I see folks having way more issues than I ever did. I had one minor annoyance, I...

Yes I found that. I prefer run all the same, so everything is on the same vintage. If you don't, you might be running different vintage closed drivers on the main node vs the slave nodes and I don't care to keep track or risk issues with that. If I just run all the same I don't need to think...

And beat the competition too. I don't know what other consumer network gear does in this regard. But ASUS has generally worked well for me for well over a decade. I might look at UniFi next time around but it takes a lot of time to learn all the quirks of anything. Friend runs UniFi, he got a...

Problem is, the environment is changing as it comes up and confuses the dumb little things. AP/wifi router/AiMesh can force it to roam, by disconnecting it, that's what the dumb roam assist does, but its implementation is brain dead There are many ways they could implement a smarter roam assistant.

Exactly What I think folks are confusing is Offices vs Homes In an office environment its a very different problem You would want to strategically place Nodes (probably AP nodes) throughout the building and set the power on each accordingly (with just a little overlap) or you'd have a mess...