No doubt there are much cheaper accommodations that offer far more space, as the article said. They may require up-front costs, like the "key money," but if you're that desperate to save money there are better options.

No new devices in the area, the north side of the house just suddenly became a dead-zone. The router already had the most up-to-date firmware, and was factory reset among other things in an attempt to fix the problem. No computer would work on this end of the house.

All of the major media news outlets are terrible. They are inaccurate, sensationalist, and extremely negative and biased.

For most people, I think it's best not to quit a job until you have a promising prospect lined up. I didn't quit my previous career in teaching until I had my current employer's offer on the table.

The channel issue was tested before purchasing the extender. No issues on any of the channels, and I tried multiple channels. We are literally talking about two different computers running two different OSes that worked perfectly fine for over a month, and then suddenly could not even see the network. The router seems…

One is a Mac, one is a PC. No modifications to the computers, and of course I played around with the network channels but nothing worked.

There are plenty of games far more similar to the original Final Fantasy than Etrian Odyssey, which is far more similar to games like Wizardry and Might and Magic.

The router is in the living room with no extreme temperatures. There is a microwave in the home, but it was always present and never interfered with the wireless signal for over a month.

They said it's coming in NA. I have a video on my channel explaining how to sign up for the game in Japan, except they added a new feature requiring you to enter a hiragana/katakana character.

I looked into it, and no new networks had appeared. The area had only had two other networks, one of which was an extremely weak signal. I tried changing network channels to no avail.

Oversimplification.

A good article. We come back to the reality that trying to force something may not be the solution. Sometimes things have to happen naturally.

I moved into a new home in September. I set up my Netgear dualband wireless router, and it worked perfectly, reaching all ends of the home and connecting all computers to the internet.

Sounds like the author of this article has very clear political bias. Not interested in political party games, and never will be.

Why would they not be Asian? You could ask why they are any race, realistically. Why are they white? Why are they black? Why are they Middle Eastern?

What I find absurd is that these claims about so-called "violent videogames," a term I actually disagree with (it's fantasy violence, not real violence), is that hundreds of millions of people of all ages, genders, races, and creeds are playing these games all over the world in different countries and cultures. Yet,…

$299 for a PS4? Not going to happen, period.

There are far more choices than that. You could also get a really nice $800 gaming PC that plays most games at a solid 1080p with graphics that are better than the PS3 and better than what the PS4 will produce in nearly every way...

I don't see what the problem is. You have complete freedom not to pre-order, and if you pre-order with many companies you can withdraw that pre-order at any time and get your money back.

This is really a huge misconception and myth. If you haven't played PC games in a long time, you may come from a time when you had to fiddle with so many settings.