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I don't think this is some galaxy brain conspiracy. It just shows the real state of Eskom which is that it runs on a wing and a prayer and just bumbles between crises without agency. This afternoon the Eskom chaplins went all out, the machine gods smiled upon us, the units came alive, and we...

Think it has much less to do with the brightness of the game/image, and far more to do with the brightness of the room. Especially with something like "spotting your enemies", that depends more on contrast than overall brightness. Hard to beat QLED in a sunny lounge, especially when watching...

I might be slow to notice this, but has the Frogfoot Double Up promotion ended with Cool Ideas? I see I'm back down to my normal 200mbps speed on either Speedtest.net or MyBroadbands speed test. (Although I see an advert on the side of this page from Frogfoot about "Enjoy double the Fibre for...

If this works having 100% area coverage of a country via a provider-of-last-resort would be great (rather than the current bullshittier stat of 99.74% "population" coverage). I'm sure would also help with future tower planning, when they can see there is increasing usage in an area but no...

Is there a problem with routing to CloudFlare at the moment? On Frogfoot in Cape Town.

This customer can take the small consolation that they still have a better credit rating than Cell C.

New BrandsEye index reveals the best and worst banks in South Africa Discovery is really holding thumbs for FNB here.

I've done a custom order for a MBP through iStore in 2012 and then again in 2019. Both times took 6 weeks.

Surely we aren't that committed to the transition that we can't just call the whole thing off? What percentage of homes have these new plugs, vs how many existing homes will still be inconvenienced by the transition. Wouldn't it still be a win to get out of this while we can?

Having a sensor that is unavailable to use is worth as much as it not existing at all. Listing it as a feature is just misleading when the article is directed at South African buyers.

Not really fair to include "Blood oxygen sensor (Sp02)" for the Galaxy Watch 3, when that functionality is disabled in South Africa.

Is there any way we can see this broken down by time of day? Some of these networks may be worse in the evenings (important for home users) vs in the day (important for mobile/business users).

Are you sure you're supposed to send 09 for Tab? That's the ASCII code for Tab, but you probably need the scan code. i.e. KEY_TAB or 179 https://www.arduino.cc/reference/en/language/functions/usb/keyboard/keyboardmodifiers/

Not your router, no worries, and changed my configuration to stop it happening again. While as a customer I like the theory of "just plug into the ONT and you get an IP address", if I was having to run a network with these kinds of surprise configuration changes I would 100% want PPPoE everywhere.

I thought my Internet was having a problem now, but was instead some DHCP Server that had activated on the Frogfoot WAN connection. It gave a Primary DNS that then took priority over my PPPoE connection and sent all requests to an invalid IP.

Nice work. I've had a good few months of not needing to think about my Internet, which is just how I like it.

Welcome to the new era where the Chinese need to redo shoddy Western manufacturing.

Facebook SA Government What's the worst they can do should their gaze fall on me? Show even more personalised ads Can build an elaborate profile based on my actions that they can correlate with similar people Sell my data to random companies Can put me in jail Can deploy the might of the state...

You sure it's not a FLIR type infrared camera which does make it easier to scan, but those are pretty expensive. e.g. https://www.communica.co.za/products/flir-e6-wifi