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You guys, WiFi isn’t magic it’s science so you must sacrifice a Scientist.
I dunno when it became the norm to say the WiFi’s down when it’s actually totally fine and unrelated to the internet connection being down.
People at my work have said this even though they’re using docks plugged with Cat 5.
Non-technical people don’t have any idea what a LAN is, and can’t imagine any reason for WiFi to exist other than to get their device on the Internet.
So WiFi becomes a synonym for “Internet connection”, perfectly interchangeably.
Rogers is down right now and I’m this close to grabbing the neighbor’s cat to do this.
First of all, fuck Rogers with a rusty statue of a cactus, and second, fuck them again.
I don’t understand how a company that big can be that bad at uptime. I moved to Teksavvy years ago and haven’t had any outages since. I refuse to do direct business with any of the big three.
What’s Teksavvy and how can I get it?
ISP. They they piggyback off Rogers/Cogeco/whoever for the last mile connection, but in my experience have been more reliable and haven’t had any of the downtime that Rogers has.
Sorry, that’s a v1.18.345 hamster so your sacrifice won’t work as your router only accepts v1.2.829 or higher.
Stupid router. v1.18.345 is the higher one. The hamster must have introduced breaking changes if they’re incompatible.
No, v1.2 is the higher version. The full name is “hamster gen 3 maxpro v1.2”
v1.18 was the final version of “hamster gen 3 maxpro first edition.”
I was gonna say that the hamster is too new and the router can’t parse minor versions with two digits in it, but I like your answer better.
The actual solution is to flash it with OpenWRT
