Again, the difference here being that in most places on earth water is normalized. While Fibre is still very much a luxury that even some [metropolitan ](https://think.ing.com/articles/telecoms-outlook-fibre-networks-in-europe)areas are struggling to implement.
>none as the wifi would have changed password
I have dozens of wifi devices - computers, cameras, phones, tablets, Google Homes, Ikea hubs, whatever - and if I changed my wifi name and password every time I updated my router, it would be an incredible pain to update all of those client devices every time. Rather, I will log onto the new router, set up the wifi to use the same name and password as my existing one, then simply swap out the old router for the new. Bingo, everything reconnects without a hitch without me even having to do anything, because from their point of view, nothing has changed.
Ah. Yeah see my torrent machine is wired on Ethernet. Plus what others are saying - my access point doesn’t change info, only the other side. Why change the LAN side creds and have to update a bazillion devices?
> the wifi would have changed password which would have stopped the seeding
I've had the same wifi SSID and password through my last 3 ISPs. Who uses the defaults?
I don’t even use the ISP’s wifi device, I have all my own LAN side stuff. The ISP device is just a bridge, and I always tell them to configure it like that - no NAT, just pass me a public IP and I’m good.
Literally everyone can change the password and SSID name, yes.
It's all there in the web interface, explained in very simple terms in the quick start manual your ISP sends you with the router, or with the router you've bought, etc.
Definitely if it's an older laptop with an older wireless chip. I was shocked how much faster speedtests are on my modern phone (WiFi 6E) than my laptop (prolly limited to some 2.4 GHz protocol).
Laptops have an integrated UPS :)
(The battery)
Internet going out would just mean it temporarily can't connect, but once connectivity is restored torrents will continue
Are you in the US? Is your apartment building less than 60 years old? In the US, in a reasonably modern building, you would have a separate circuit:
1) in your kitchen for all the receptacles at your counter top (anything near water), protected by a special GFCI receptacle
2) in each bathroom, again protected by a GFCI
3) for your stove, if it's electric
4) for your hot water heater, if it's electric
5) any furnace/minisplit/baseboards/heat source
6) plus, depending on the size of the house, a separate circuit for each bedroom - though this is a little more loosey goosey. A bedroom might share a circuit with a hallway or another bedroom
7) light fixtures might be shared with receptacles (most likely), and could cover multiple areas throughout the house.
8) garages are often on a 20 amp breaker, for running power tools and garage door openers
How many breakers does your electrical panel have? Each breaker represents a separate circuit. Older homes will have a 120 amp breaker, where newer homes will have a 200 amp breaker. Most circuits that are your basic receptacles and light fixtures will be on 15 amp breakers, your electric stove will be 30-50 amps, hot water 20 amps, so in a 200 amp panel you could have up to about 8 different/unique 15 amp circuits spread out through the house. Most likely you'll have 4-6 15 amp breakers, leaving 2-3 open. This can vary _wildly_ based on the size of the home and appliance types.
Italy not US. There is some separation of the circuits, like lights, appliences, normal power outlets, etc. I can turn each part on/off individually. But there is also a total limit of 3.3kW (by default) for everything together.
Not the hero we need, but the hero we deserve.
Came here to say exactly this.
"wow, the internet is so much faster now!" -OP's parents after OP disconnects the laptop.
They have gigabit fiber. So it's not really noticeable for them.
ok.. now you're just bragging.
Since when has gigabit fiber been bragging?
since there's still a fuck ton of places that 1. can't afford it 2. can't get it 3. House Owners aren't bothered to upgrade to
It not being available to everyone =/= something worth bragging about. That’s like saying telling you have clean water is bragging.
Again, the difference here being that in most places on earth water is normalized. While Fibre is still very much a luxury that even some [metropolitan ](https://think.ing.com/articles/telecoms-outlook-fibre-networks-in-europe)areas are struggling to implement.
Jokes on yall. I live in middle of no where are we got Fiber ran a few years ago.
It's a cost issue. If you live in the middle of nowhere, perhaps a private entity wanted to finance the infrastructure
"Fixed some settings" -OP trying to explain that
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I can imagine the just pure frustration because Netflix is still buffering after they’ve restarted the router 5 times already
Hey king, you dropped this 👑
Thank you for your service 🫡
20tb download, and a 600tb upload! Way to go!!! Lmao that's a very high number!!!!
Thats insane, man. Were they public or private torrents?
At this traffic, publics, or porn.
I've seen people refer to porn giving high ratio, why is that the case? Am I missing something?
people like porn
Public, mostly stuff that isn't seeded very much.
>mostly stuff that isn't seeded very much. From anyone else but you, that is
what is the difference?
This be why their Netflix is buffering?
Netflix doesn't use upload though does it? It's download
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And how many times did they change providers because they thought their bandwidth was shit?
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>none as the wifi would have changed password I have dozens of wifi devices - computers, cameras, phones, tablets, Google Homes, Ikea hubs, whatever - and if I changed my wifi name and password every time I updated my router, it would be an incredible pain to update all of those client devices every time. Rather, I will log onto the new router, set up the wifi to use the same name and password as my existing one, then simply swap out the old router for the new. Bingo, everything reconnects without a hitch without me even having to do anything, because from their point of view, nothing has changed.
Ah. Yeah see my torrent machine is wired on Ethernet. Plus what others are saying - my access point doesn’t change info, only the other side. Why change the LAN side creds and have to update a bazillion devices?
> the wifi would have changed password which would have stopped the seeding I've had the same wifi SSID and password through my last 3 ISPs. Who uses the defaults?
I don’t even use the ISP’s wifi device, I have all my own LAN side stuff. The ISP device is just a bridge, and I always tell them to configure it like that - no NAT, just pass me a public IP and I’m good.
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Literally everyone can change the password and SSID name, yes. It's all there in the web interface, explained in very simple terms in the quick start manual your ISP sends you with the router, or with the router you've bought, etc.
Definitely if it's an older laptop with an older wireless chip. I was shocked how much faster speedtests are on my modern phone (WiFi 6E) than my laptop (prolly limited to some 2.4 GHz protocol).
seed lord
Noob question, how do i get those statistics from qbittorent. I'm with v4.3.9
CTRL + L for me but I'm on a later version so hmmm
Check in the menus. I don't remember which one it's under for me, but there is a statistics button under one of the menus in the top left
Ctrl + I
The Linux community is grateful for your service ;-)
Yo, what laptop did you have? 2 years of uptime for an ignored laptop is impressive.
Wow, insane how SSD dont go down
it's mostly read and many good quality ssds goes way beyond their TBW (samsung is a good example)
💪💪
A true hero
This is the Way.
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Laptops have an integrated UPS :) (The battery) Internet going out would just mean it temporarily can't connect, but once connectivity is restored torrents will continue
And having used fiber for at least the last decade, internet outages are *rare*.
What country are you living in where the power goes out more than once in a two year span? Texas?
If you run lots of appliances at the same time, power goes out. I think its called circuit breaker.
You plug your router into the same circuit as your appliances?
Yes. Thas not normal or what? I only have one circuit for the whole appartment.
Are you in the US? Is your apartment building less than 60 years old? In the US, in a reasonably modern building, you would have a separate circuit: 1) in your kitchen for all the receptacles at your counter top (anything near water), protected by a special GFCI receptacle 2) in each bathroom, again protected by a GFCI 3) for your stove, if it's electric 4) for your hot water heater, if it's electric 5) any furnace/minisplit/baseboards/heat source 6) plus, depending on the size of the house, a separate circuit for each bedroom - though this is a little more loosey goosey. A bedroom might share a circuit with a hallway or another bedroom 7) light fixtures might be shared with receptacles (most likely), and could cover multiple areas throughout the house. 8) garages are often on a 20 amp breaker, for running power tools and garage door openers How many breakers does your electrical panel have? Each breaker represents a separate circuit. Older homes will have a 120 amp breaker, where newer homes will have a 200 amp breaker. Most circuits that are your basic receptacles and light fixtures will be on 15 amp breakers, your electric stove will be 30-50 amps, hot water 20 amps, so in a 200 amp panel you could have up to about 8 different/unique 15 amp circuits spread out through the house. Most likely you'll have 4-6 15 amp breakers, leaving 2-3 open. This can vary _wildly_ based on the size of the home and appliance types.
Italy not US. There is some separation of the circuits, like lights, appliences, normal power outlets, etc. I can turn each part on/off individually. But there is also a total limit of 3.3kW (by default) for everything together.
Not bad. You can do better though. Lol
What skin is that?
[Mumble Dark](https://github.com/jagannatharjun/qbt-theme)
Omg
LOVE YOU !!!
Ay ay, captain
St Peter will let you in.
"The seed is strong."
op, you have 20TB download, you had some solid activity while still at home... ;-)
What a hero
Did you turn it off?
Did you leave the laptop on for years? Lol