Cat8 is pointless with gigabit equipment as far as speed goes. Cat6 will do 10gig, you just had bad cables.

Using the firewall to force dns because the services were stupid enough to rely on dns to determine location. You would use a (usually paid) dns service hosted out of the wherever the content you want was and get access to region locked stuff like the US netflix library from abroad. This worked because vpns were being detected and rokus dns was hard coded so assumed to be trusted.

I don’t know if this still works because I no longer own anything Roku and Netflix’s service hasn’t been worth that kind of shenanigans for a long time. It likely doesn’t work anymore.

Edit: Unblock-US used to be such a service

One reason used to be to switch to a different region for Netflix, etc but I’m not sure if that still works, I haven’t had to use a Roku in a long time.

If you sped through edge’s first launch wizard recently it’s now scraping your browsing data from other browsers.

PCIe (m.2) SSDs are faster than SATA SSDs. M.2 is one way to connect an ssd not the only way.

Fucking lol that is just a straight up wrong. You are not getting any discounts from either of these companies whatsoever. They will literally disconnect you before allowing a discount. That’s what competition is for and theres none of that here. They know you have basically nothing without them.

$100CAD for 60/6 copper which works fine but the price sucks. The only wired alternative is $70 for 3/0.3mbps DSL

Fuck Canadian ISPs and their government enablement.

It works on Firefox mobile

Emclient works better with Microsoft 365 than outlook does, while also working great with Gmail and others which outlook doesn’t.

Search actually works and you can edit server rules for starters.

It’s also technically cheaper though most paying users get outlook with their office subscription.

Emclient works better with Microsoft 365 than outlook does.

Search actually works and you can edit server rules for starters.

So where’s the group policy to turn this shit off?

Maybe some people will just give up on outlook finally and use a good email client or the webapp, neither of which will do this shit.

Holy shit that’s actually removed. Good luck to them it’s probably the first and last time I’ll hear of them.

I’m in Canada and none of the 3 ISPs I have available support ipv6 even on business connections.

You can probably guess the three and be wrong but also right, this is the case lots of places in Canada only less options.