🪶 they made an 8 year old emergency upgrade routers on a Sunday night
November 2, 2026 at 3:48 AM
🪶 they made an 8 year old emergency upgrade routers on a Sunday night
These themed routers are surprisingly (inexplicably) capable, but they are under threat by the FCC.
Why does the FCC hate Minions routers? - Engadget
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November 1, 2026 at 8:18 AM
These themed routers are surprisingly (inexplicably) capable, but they are under threat by the FCC.
These themed routers are surprisingly (inexplicably) capable, but they are under threat by the FCC.
Why does the FCC hate Minions routers? - Engadget
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October 29, 2026 at 5:23 PM
These themed routers are surprisingly (inexplicably) capable, but they are under threat by the FCC.
Asus's ROG Rapture GT-BN98 Pro arrives as one of the first Wi-Fi 8 routers, featuring quad-band support and dual 10 Gbps ports. Wi-Fi 8 promises stability and low latency rather than just speed, but the ecosystem to fully leverage it is still catching up.
November 2, 2026 at 4:58 PM
Asus's ROG Rapture GT-BN98 Pro arrives as one of the first Wi-Fi 8 routers, featuring quad-band support and dual 10 Gbps ports. Wi-Fi 8 promises stability and low latency rather than just speed, but the ecosystem to fully leverage it is still catching up.
Our mesh routers keep dropping connections because we’ve got a 2 pack and each node only supports a maximum of 15 devices.
Meaning I have to unplug a picture frame if I want to watch TV.
It’s 2026. What are we, farmers?
Meaning I have to unplug a picture frame if I want to watch TV.
It’s 2026. What are we, farmers?
November 2, 2026 at 11:01 PM
Our mesh routers keep dropping connections because we’ve got a 2 pack and each node only supports a maximum of 15 devices.
Meaning I have to unplug a picture frame if I want to watch TV.
It’s 2026. What are we, farmers?
Meaning I have to unplug a picture frame if I want to watch TV.
It’s 2026. What are we, farmers?
These themed routers are surprisingly (inexplicably) capable, but they are under threat by the FCC.
Why does the FCC hate Minions routers? - Engadget
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October 27, 2026 at 4:51 PM
These themed routers are surprisingly (inexplicably) capable, but they are under threat by the FCC.
Another member posts this in response
“When evacuating, shoot at the server room”
“When evacuating, shoot at the server room”
November 2, 2026 at 11:36 AM
Another member posts this in response
“When evacuating, shoot at the server room”
“When evacuating, shoot at the server room”
There are a few jobs involved -- adding/replacing servers, cabling, routers and switches. Not nearly enough to justify the nuisance, though -- especially given that the AI boom is doomed to failure anyway
October 31, 2026 at 5:33 PM
There are a few jobs involved -- adding/replacing servers, cabling, routers and switches. Not nearly enough to justify the nuisance, though -- especially given that the AI boom is doomed to failure anyway
Currently removing French from one of my routers by running 'rm -fr / --no-preserve-root' (to make sure that no French roots are left in other languages either)
November 2, 2026 at 2:58 PM
Currently removing French from one of my routers by running 'rm -fr / --no-preserve-root' (to make sure that no French roots are left in other languages either)
Or like how all IPs starting 240-255 were "reserved for future use" because IPv4 wanted to get ahead of any new functionality that might exist... but all the routers were then manually programmed to reject incoming traffic for them so it's now impossible to reactivate them without fixing them all
November 1, 2026 at 2:45 PM
Or like how all IPs starting 240-255 were "reserved for future use" because IPv4 wanted to get ahead of any new functionality that might exist... but all the routers were then manually programmed to reject incoming traffic for them so it's now impossible to reactivate them without fixing them all
wtf is up with the government's war on routers?
November 2, 2026 at 1:52 AM
wtf is up with the government's war on routers?
The Minions routers are from a company called Davolink, and they're actually very capable routers that support Wi-Fi 6 and 6E.
Who Makes The Viral Minions Wi-Fi Routers & Are They Any Good? - SlashGear
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November 1, 2026 at 2:27 AM
The Minions routers are from a company called Davolink, and they're actually very capable routers that support Wi-Fi 6 and 6E.
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Who Makes The Viral Minions Wi-Fi Routers & Are They Any Good?
Who Makes The Viral Minions Wi-Fi Routers & Are They Any Good?
Who Makes The Viral Minions Wi-Fi Routers & Are They Any Good?
Who Makes The Viral Minions Wi-Fi Routers & Are They Any Good?
Who Makes The Viral Minions Wi-Fi Routers & Are They Any Good? / Who Makes The Viral Minions Wi-Fi Routers & Are They Any Good?
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November 1, 2026 at 1:27 AM
SlashGear より
Who Makes The Viral Minions Wi-Fi Routers & Are They Any Good?
Who Makes The Viral Minions Wi-Fi Routers & Are They Any Good?
Who Makes The Viral Minions Wi-Fi Routers & Are They Any Good?
Who Makes The Viral Minions Wi-Fi Routers & Are They Any Good?
Feeling personally attacked by the recommendation to buy OpenWRT routers. Bitch please. As if I don't already.
October 30, 2026 at 3:45 PM
Feeling personally attacked by the recommendation to buy OpenWRT routers. Bitch please. As if I don't already.
Recientemente, se identificó una vulnerabilidad crítica en varios modelos de routers de Netgear. Esta brecha permite a un atacante que ya tiene acceso a la red ejecutar comandos maliciosos en el dispositivo.
https://norvik.tech/news/vulnerabilidad-routers-netgear-seguridad
https://norvik.tech/news/vulnerabilidad-routers-netgear-seguridad
November 1, 2026 at 2:05 AM
Recientemente, se identificó una vulnerabilidad crítica en varios modelos de routers de Netgear. Esta brecha permite a un atacante que ya tiene acceso a la red ejecutar comandos maliciosos en el dispositivo.
https://norvik.tech/news/vulnerabilidad-routers-netgear-seguridad
https://norvik.tech/news/vulnerabilidad-routers-netgear-seguridad
Again. Learn to isolate your devices on your network, most home routers have some sort of setting. Update firmware. Don't trust all your smart devices! Televisions ARE spying on your activity and AI based hackers are the 2020s versions of 90s script kiddies.
Supermarkets in Sweden, Belgium, Luxembourg, Ireland and Estonia reported disruptions to their refrigeration systems, apparently caused by cyberattacks.
Supermarket freezers in several European countries hit by apparent cyberattacks
Supermarkets in Sweden, Belgium, Luxembourg, Ireland and Estonia reported disruptions to their refrigeration systems, apparently caused by cyberattacks.
bit.ly
November 2, 2026 at 6:42 PM
Again. Learn to isolate your devices on your network, most home routers have some sort of setting. Update firmware. Don't trust all your smart devices! Televisions ARE spying on your activity and AI based hackers are the 2020s versions of 90s script kiddies.
github.com/espressif/es... - I did this against the Espressif fork, but I think (if I’m right) it might need to go into lwip itself.
nd6: Release routers replaced as a route's next hop (IDFGH-18596) by tomasmcguinness · Pull Request #98 · espressif/esp-lwip
Description
Routers advertising the same RIO prefix share one route_list entry, and router_list_entry_index names only the latest advertiser. Each router's route_list_entry_index stays set afte...
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November 1, 2026 at 10:32 AM
github.com/espressif/es... - I did this against the Espressif fork, but I think (if I’m right) it might need to go into lwip itself.
Wi‑Fi smart devices disconnect when routers hit connection limits or devices can’t reliably join the correct Wi‑Fi band, requiring router upgrades or network setup changes.
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November 2, 2026 at 4:38 PM
Wi‑Fi smart devices disconnect when routers hit connection limits or devices can’t reliably join the correct Wi‑Fi band, requiring router upgrades or network setup changes.
I agree: OP is exaggerating. Yes, cooperation and freedom were how we got the basic protocols, but the build-out was largely driven by profit motive. *This post* got to everyone else's eyes through commercially owned cables and routers running proprietary software, and would not have otherwise.
November 1, 2026 at 5:05 PM
I agree: OP is exaggerating. Yes, cooperation and freedom were how we got the basic protocols, but the build-out was largely driven by profit motive. *This post* got to everyone else's eyes through commercially owned cables and routers running proprietary software, and would not have otherwise.
Well that’s fun. futurism.com/future-socie...
Random Standard Wi-Fi Routers Can Scan Your Body to Identify Exactly Who You Are, Alarming New Research Finds
New research out of the Karlsruher Institut für Technologie found an alarming vulnerability impacting millions of Wi-Fi routers.
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October 28, 2026 at 11:08 PM
Well that’s fun. futurism.com/future-socie...
IPFire Project Releases fireperf, a New Network Performance Measurement Tool 9to5linux.com/ipfire-proje...
#OpenSource #Linux #networking
#OpenSource #Linux #networking
IPFire Project Releases fireperf, a New Network Performance Measurement Tool - 9to5Linux
fireperf is a new open-source network performance measurement tool for those who work with firewalls, routers, and other systems.
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October 29, 2026 at 4:01 PM
IPFire Project Releases fireperf, a New Network Performance Measurement Tool 9to5linux.com/ipfire-proje...
#OpenSource #Linux #networking
#OpenSource #Linux #networking
Well who do you think taught that age group how to use computers? Who set up the computers, modems, routers, etc? When I finished college in 1985, my job was to figure out how to use PCs & the software. I was there at the beginning.
November 2, 2026 at 5:14 AM
Well who do you think taught that age group how to use computers? Who set up the computers, modems, routers, etc? When I finished college in 1985, my job was to figure out how to use PCs & the software. I was there at the beginning.
Federal Communications Commission (FCC): TP-Link Wi-Fi 7 Routers Fail to Comply with Broadcast Power Limits dongknows.com/tp-link-wi-f...
FCC: TP-Link Wi-Fi 7 Routers Breach Broadcast Power Limits | Dong Knows Tech
In the latest snub, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) warns multiple TP-Link Wi-Fi 7 routers fails to comply with authroizied broadcast power limit.
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November 2, 2026 at 4:26 PM
Federal Communications Commission (FCC): TP-Link Wi-Fi 7 Routers Fail to Comply with Broadcast Power Limits dongknows.com/tp-link-wi-f...