As a growth mindset person with an MBA...looks like they hired an MBA with a fixed mindset. Probably a management consultant.

Synology has so many opportunities to build a subscription product people would just love. Like: create a two-sided marketplace for us nerds to do the stuff we love and make our lives better. Move stuff from prem to non prem. People would pay a lot for that. Could disrupt AWS!

I don't really want to work for Synology, but now kinda do just to make you happy.

As a child of the 80s, I've always loved visiting Fry's. Was sad visiting the Vegas location last week to buy a wifi 6 router for the parents only to learn they were out of stock...of all routers. Hope a miracle happens!

Slashdot brought me from the BBS era and then UseNet to the web. Many of my big life decisions were (and are) influenced by what I've learned from this community. CmdrTaco this is your life's work---and it matters to me. Thanks for the memories and happy trails!

I use this Hotspot@Home service and find it fantastic! T-mobile already offers the best customer service, now I have a cell tower in my bedroom...and free wifi roaming while overseas.

The Good
-WiFi call quality better than GSM
-WiFi-GSM hand-offs work well
-No minutes charged for calls started on WiFi and finished on GSM
The Bad
-Will not work with hotspots that require a web log-in (aside from T-mobile USA Hotspots)
-The bundled router does not support Mac OS X (to register you need to run a Windows-only application from a CD)
The Ugly
-The service currently works with only 2 very basic phones that even lack a web browser...even though high end devices like the Dash have wifi chipsets