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Hi all. ISP pushing me from 800Mbps to 1200Mbps, however, I want to buy my own modem. Theirs have been a bit wonky, would rather just handle it myself. Data capped at 1.2TB, haven't gone over yet (although pretty close at times), paying $15 rental, some have suggested a DIY solution. Anyway, I'm in need of a few upgrades and need some suggestions. My onboard LAN is capped at 1Gbit (I219-v and a Killer E2500), choose your poison? Anyway, an add-on NIC might be in order, not sure what to go with. Then there's the modem and router. A lot of these modems are very close in price, some supporting 2.3 - 2.5Gbit, others a flat 1Gbit that wouldn't let me touch my 1200Mbit that I'm paying. Boils down to a Netgear CM3000 (for below cost due to built up rewards) or Motorola B12. Then of course, there's my router. I bought a Nighthawk X10 a while ago for $10 at thrift, before this whole upgrade thing came up. Its ports are capped at 1Gbit, but it DOES have a 10Gbit SFP+ port. I could possibly get a NIC that has sfp+ port, or a switch that has 2.5Gbit ports. I'm the only wired PC in the house, everything else is wifi, no foreseeable new wired connections in the far off future. Or, I could get an RS100 router that would let me use my 1200Mbit connection. I've been subscribed for about 6 years, so have paid about $1080 in rental since then. It's too bad I didn't DIY since the beginning, it would have been paid of long ago -_- better late than never I guess. What's your thought on this? -
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Google launches Doppl, an app that lets you to try on new clothes without leaving your home by Aditya Tiwari Google Labs, home to the search giant's experimental projects, has released a new app called Doppl. The app lets you try clothes virtually on an animated version of yourself and lets you visualize how an outfit might look on you. Doppl builds on the virtual try-on features announced at this year's Google I/O developer conference as a part of Google Shopping, which allowed users to virtually try billions of clothing items after uploading a photo. The experimental app brings more features such as the ability to use photos or screenshots to "try on" outfits. The app can convert static images to AI-generated videos with "dynamic visuals" to give a better idea of how an outfit might look. You can also share the AI-generated video with your friends to get a second opnion. "With Doppl, you can try out any look, so if you see an outfit you like from a friend, at a local thrift shop, or featured on social media, you can upload a photo of it into Doppl and imagine how it might look on you," Google explained in a blog post. However, the search giant cautions that it's still an experiment at the end of the day. When trying virtual outfits, things like fit, appearance, and clothing details may not be accurate all the time. Doppl is available to Android and iOS users living in the US, but there is no word on when (or if) the app will arrive in other regions. The app requires you to upload a full (non nude) body photo or use an AI model to try on different looks and styles. The app adds to the platter of shopping experiences the company has been baking into its products and services. Alongside virtual try-on, Google previously updated the AI Mode in Google Search with features to browse, consider options, and refine product searches. Google also introduced an agentic checkout experience to buy products at a price that falls under your budget. It lets you track price on any product listing, set the right size or color, and the amount you want to spend. The tool can complete the buying process on your behalf. Plus, lets be honest... if you hate dealing with people, this app might be just what you need. -
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And McAfee. The only computer that I've come across that had both an antivirus and got infected by one of those devastating encryption viruses and McAfee installed. Total piece of crap.
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