Is that guy involved with the largest medicaid fraud ever still senator there?

Google says yes.... so I'd guess they are still doing a lot of other things wrong.

If you don't encounter the issue you wouldn't see it as an issue... would you?

actually the RT-AC3100 and RT-AC3200 mentioned do seem to be on the supported list but almost every Asus router i've seen personally is not on there.

https://openwrt.org/supported_...

maybe i'm just bad at the documentation but it doesn't seem like that many asus routers are supported so nice try?

"their own gaming console"

A chinese gaming console that is a PC is nothing new...
If they can actually produce exclusive games and hardware worth playing on is something else, but then there is the issue of piracy.

I imagine a manager would just tell somebody on the phone to leave if they needed the room for a full blown meeting.
From the sound of it I'm imagining the managers do not have private offices so would typically use empty meeting rooms for private conversations.

"Overall, members of Gen Z, even those studying technical scientific fields, seem to have a total misunderstanding of computer storage, The Verge reports, and many fail to conceptualize the concept of directories and folders filled with digital files." Not a study but the reports match my personal experience, that phones don't really teach people about file systems. I don't think the iPhone even really had one (that you could access at least) for years.

as the post mentions, this has been a widely known issue for upwards of 7 years. the punishment is already very much not swift.

TFA mentions Kaspersky themselves reported $721M revenue the rest of it is couched in 'i think' and 'i could be wrong'

>Putting aside the way Apple doesn't allow me to do what I want with an iDevice if it conflicts with their vision of how I should be allowed to use it, just the very UI is trash Supposedly the newest version will allow you to put the icons on home screen anywhere you want, like without auto arrange? If it took 10+ years to get this basic feature anywhere else it would be laughable but on Apple hardware it's just sadly predictable.

I would think an interception would be as simple as accelerating or de-accelerating a bit to catch up in either direction.

My old neighbor had an orignal iPad (the first model) for web browsing. He never had an Apple account or signed into many services so it didn't even seem to matter that it was far out of software support.

Commit that data won't get back to China. They just insist it "can't happen" and wave it off.

150-200 ms latency is about what I got from OnLive ages ago. It will depend how far you are from the actual infrastructure but with a decent router and connection most people are getting better than that nowadays.

It's possible(likely) that the cellular network supports a higher file size but changing the setting requires knowing it exists, finding the appropriate support page, and then actually changing it on the iPhone.