Even with build it yourself instructions. This could be life changing for AJ.

Wow, did not see this when it originally happened. That's a great story!

@MattSpeller said:

@coliver no way man, it needs to be temporal, fleeting, existing in the moment like bits wizzing around my network before hitting a 10mbit hub

Then drops never to be seen again as the packet queue is already at 200% capacity.

@scottalanmiller said:

Maybe "she's in" or "she's out?"

I hate you.. I hate you a lot 😛 lol

@MattSpeller And we are exceedingly good at it too.

Maybe there needs to be a lap band that talks to the phone!

@Carnival-Boy said:

I would certainly never call it amazing or wonderful!

They had some dark years. System is returning to glory now, I think.

I was getting drenched by horizontal swirling rain in the middle of a hotel! There was so much wind force going right through the hotel lengthwise that the rain stayed in the area making a vortex lengthways in the hotel. It was completely crazy.

@nashbrydges said in Is it possible to get Hola VPN to work on a Chromecast or Amazon Fire TV?:

Are you having issues because of locality (videos only play based on your location)? If you have a server/PC at home running, would ZeroTier be a viable solution for this?

Nevermind. Re-read your original post. I clearly didn't pay attention.

@thecreativeone91 said:

@Dashrender said:

One thing for sure, you need to disable Secure Boot - which is probably somewhere else in the setup.

Yep. That's what locks out other devices booting.

But this can be solved if the OS you want to install has a cert for UEFI - and Ubuntu does.. so you can install that into the UEFI.

@KarenLoggly Welcome to ML!

This is one of the main reasons I rarely post on FB or any other social media - Posting here sometimes makes me nervous!

That's the idea with the Tech Preview, at least.

Here are the destructions for formatting on nodeBB --> Clicky [daringfireball.net]

/threadjack

I will assume you have tried more than one network/gateway. I have had some overprotective gateways block actions like this in the past.

At times I wish my wife was more this way, but alas she's in the middle, like most people. 🙂

Hard to imagine when the pound sign (hash, sh) not being well enough known to not be associated with a single application that is incredibly recent. That's bizarre.

Cool. That might be a good option. There is a store in Greenwich.

We got a Nexus set up to use to monitor the wireless during times of issues, but have not had a chance to check it yet.