DBSM :D

Like what the internet was before advertising? ;)

Tim Berners-Lee invented the world wide web in 1992. Doubleclick started in 1995. So yes, like those glorious 3 years when hardly anyone was online and most access was via a 28kbps modem.

I'd take adverts over that. :)

But its english-only - so what else could you have tried? Asking because I‘m interested in a german version :)

„just like the gypsy woman said“

Not here in Germany - our T-Mobile Business access only gets a static IPv6 and our main fiber uplink from Telekom (same provider) gets both.

My person experience: if I can find a solution on stackoverflow etc. the LLM will produce working and fundamentally correct code. If I can‘t find a already fullfilled solution on these sites, the LLM is hallucinating like crazy (newer existing functions/modules/plugins, protocol features which aren’t specified and even github-repos which never existed). So, as stated my many people online before: for low-hanging fruits LLM are totally viable solution.

I don't remember the last time Claude Code hallucinated some library, as it will check the packages, verify with the linter, run a test import and so on.

Are you talking about punching something into some LLM web chat that's disconnected from your actual codebase and has tooling like web search disabled? If so, that's not really the state of the art of AI assisted coding, just so you know.

6 months.

Isn‘t sub-1500 bytes the norm for residential internet access? (DOCSIS and DSL with PPPoE are the most common access protocols here in Germany)

Same here: no self-host, no way. Best would be a one-time payment option.

thank you. I will definitely offer this. Please email me (davnicwil at gmail) just to connect and I'll update you when self host is available.

I have the same concerns and that’s why I only use software which accept my directory structure as input and isn’t messing with it. I, for example, added my top directories of my image directory structure hand by hand each bit itself as a shared directory (read-only) to immich.

The main reason: I don’t trust software NOT deleting my photos. (Yes, I have an off-site) backup, but the restore would take time.

FAQ: "Can the UniFi 5G Max Outdoor work as a standalone device?" -> No. The UniFi 5G Max Outdoor must be adopted by a UniFi Cloud Gateway or UniFi Gateway and cannot function independently as a router or modem.

:(

They literally list the standalone version further down the page:

* Dream Router 5G Max: The Fully Integrated UniFi Experience *

but that one isn't outdoor rated.

Why do you need the entire integrated setup to be outdoor-rated? That just adds tons of cost. If the antennas and modem need to be outside for signal strength reasons, so be it, but as much of your networking gear as possible should be indoors.

Construction projects, festivals, etc. Bad cellular reception is more likely to be an issue far from other infrastructure.

It's LTE only, not 5G but this might be what you're looking for

https://store.ui.com/us/en/category/internet-solutions/colle...

There are plenty of outdoor plastic enclosures, mostly RF-transparent, that are intended to hold network equipment.

I would think if you are doing projects that big, you would in fact want dedicated devices instead of all-in-ones.

Those are just categories. For every major project or festival there’s a long tail of tiny projects on a shoestring budget out there.

Put it in a wooden box with a generator outside of it and you are good to go.

That’s got its own set of issues, but more importantly would you call that working effortlessly?

You are going to have to be more specific. I don't consider 5G to WiFi effortless period.

Unless you count hiring someone to do it for you.

You can just download the software to configure/manage it. It’s not the best situation but you don’t have to buy anything.

The DreamRouter 5G Max is the stand alone device.

Yeah, exactly how I feel! This is disappointing. I remember, and miss the days when UniFi wasn't as user hostile as they have become.