Are you sure you didn’t just see a Don Lapre infomercial in the ‘90s and then came to remember it as your own idea?

Channels in the 2.4 GHz band are spaced 5 MHz apart, but span 20 MHz of spectrum. So each channel N overlaps to some degree with channels N +- 4.

I think channel 12 and 13 could legally be used at the power level consumer devices broadcast at, but manufacturers disable them in order to simplify FCC approval. If the channels were enabled, the manufacturer would have to be very careful not to emit any noise into the channel 14 part of the band.

It means he knows nothing or next to nothing about nearly everything, but since he believes everyone else knows even less than he does, he has no compunction about vomiting up whatever thoughts his “very good brain” is able to link together.

We’re at the point where the recommendation should be to abandon 2.4 GHz to whatever extent possible, in my opinion. If you can’t get adequate 5 GHz coverate in some spots, or you’re truly saturating your 5 GHz channel, add another access point. You can also get a tri-band router if the issue is congestion and not…

I did a scan on this article: https://www.marketwatch.com/story/amazon-riled-up-the-left-for-not-paying-federal-taxes-and-its-in-a-position-to-offset-future-profits-too-2019-02-15 and the gist of is that Amazon has accumulated a bunch of operating losses and tax credits between the various federal, state, and foreign…

Outlets other than Bloomberg seem to expect that the Apple-produced stuff will be free to Apple device owners. The interesting part will be if they allow access from outside of their own ecosystem, and if so, what the “not-Apple tax” is. Even more so if they make it easy to Airplay that content to non-AppleTV…

This relates to a good point I saw raised elsewhere (https://abovethelaw.com/2019/02/extortion-jeff-bezos-crime/). The news is already out: Bezos had an affair with Sanchez and sent her some sexts. Exposing the pictures would just be about causing harm to Bezos.

First they’ll see how many people they can get without the classic Disney content. Then, I’ll bet they make a new subscription tier for the old stuff people really like, but don’t regularly purchase separately. And until they announce it, I very much doubt that the classic (aka Vault™) animated films will ever be on…

Yeah except there’s almost certainly someone in upper management who get’s a bonus based on how many The Little Mermaid DVDs and PPVs get bought (technically zero right now, it’s in the Vault™) and will fight to the death to keep those titles out of Disney+.

I don’t believe Disney will ever stream the classic animated films as part of an “all you can eat” service until their copyright expires (fingers crossed). To this day they’re maintaining the “Disney Vault” shtick and withholding titles from the market as if internet piracy doesn’t exist.

You want to stay away from anything that turns bitter, funky or disintegrates after being boiled, like the cabbage family or starchy squashes.

The same or similar rules apply to alcohol-based bitters. You can order up some 45% ABV Angostura from Amazon even though home delivery of spirits is otherwise heavily restricted.

And for men specifically, you can look like that for approximately 4 hours a week after you dehydrate yourself so that your muscles stand out more underneath your desiccated skin.

Except Bowfinger also satirized Scientology, haha.

This is yet another constitutional question Trump is forcing us to consider: Does the Congress get to sue him if they aren’t satisfied with the form or content of his “information on the State of the Union”?

It depends on how complicated you want to make it. Apps that support Chromecast or other sorts of “play on <device>“ functionality provide a little icon that you tap on to see your available devices. Grouping multiple Chromecasts places a new entry in that list. So if you go past three rooms or so and you want to be…

Yeah, where are the songs streamed to a Sonos, HomePod, Google Home, Echo, or basic Bluetooth speaker coming from? Almost certainly wifi.

Streaming services are barely providing high enough bitrates for the resolutions they support now, in my opinion.

Sometimes the game mode will reduce latency by disabling processing that normally can’t be disabled. I don’t know if that commonly applies on new models.