I bought a “good”/recommended kit from TP-Link, claimaing to be gigabit and couldn’t get more than 140mbps over it, even on two sockets on the same panel in the same wall. Then just to test it I even plugged one of the devices directly into the other and still didn’t improve the speed. I’ve been skeptical of those ever since. Fine in a pinch but not designed for speed. My wifi goes up to 600mbps so I’m massively better on wireless instead of powerline. Weird.
Begs? Bad take. It’s the developer’s full time job to make those two extensions. They don’t materialise out of thin air, someone has to dedicate themself to developing it, hosting the servers which store and send the information, managing the community around them, fixing bugs. That stuff isn’t free. The servers alone cost hundreds of dollars per month. If you value the utility that it gives you then paying a small amount for the server cost and the developer’s time is completely fair.
edit: oh and also dearrow is usable entirely for free. The payment is basically optional.
SponsorBlock. An absolute necessity if you watch youtube on desktop. It skips host-read sponsors in videos, as well as other stuff you might want to skip like intro animations and Interaction Reminders (“don’t forget to like and subscribe!”).
Yeah much better now
I assume it’s unintentional that this is so low resolution that the city names are barely readable
edit: the original image, before it was rehosted with the shit compressed out of it, is much higher res and is actually readable.
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