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Iām starting to think the main usb hub could be faulty or problematicā¦
I wasnāt aware, but itās been throwing display port error codes in the backgroundā¦.
When itās a USB A device 
Iām going to try swapping it out for whatever thatās worth
edit
I canāt decide if I should go for a unpowered or powered usb hubā¦.
Unpowered would absolutely guarantee you very thing turns off when computer shuts down (Iām positive computer USB ports are staying off when shutdown)
But I have enough devices that itās probably pushing or exceeding what a single USB port can supply power wise :-/
Hereās the basic layout diagram
As much of a pain the usb optimization is beingā¦
I am beginning to enjoy and appreciate the setup, think I did a half decent job cable managing it, (think I want to get a better power strip with spinning plugs for the wall warts 
)
Thereās a from plate that you can simply bend down for access or bend up to hide the organized chaos
phenomenal A++
Also, I do
en
conf t
I do a lot of shorthand actually. One of the ones that drives my coworkers crazy is
sw m a
sw ac vl 123
or
sw m t
sw t n vl 123
Brownie points if you know the commands without looking it up. 
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That would imply things work lol
Someone likes vlansā¦ And so do I.
Have you ever suffered with the web configuration thing on the cheaper SOHO switches? I had to get a few due to size requirements for a specific application. And I still havenāt been able to forgive Trendnet for not providing a CLIā¦
It went kinda viral on reddit.
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I wouldnāt jump straight to likeā¦ 
Once, yes. A past job used a pair of Linksys switches with a webGUI, also had a CLI though I believe. I actually kept them when they got replaced, just offloaded them a while back on a current coworker since I realized I would never used them. Somehow he managed to reset it. IIRC it only had an RS232 console port, not an RJ45. It was definitely an odd switch.
I think that same workplace had some HPE switches with a webGUI as well. They were only marginally better than the Linksys.
Anyways, my current workplace is a 100% Cisco shop, which is heaven for a networker. Although, I will admit I find myself using DNACenter more and more for simple tasks.
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powered usb hubā¦ but like a good quality one from a well known manufacturer, purchased through Amazon so you can abuse the returns policy if necessary 
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Yea Iām considering buying an ankler 10 port powered
Itās like 70$ But at least I know it should be about as good as you can get
Putting aside the whole eufy thing
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Saw this trending on Reddit.
Some of the comments are absolute cancer but at least there arenāt too many motb ones in thereā¦
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@mrln beat you to it, 3-5 posts back
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Oh geez, totally glazed right over it. Sorry. 
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Geez, what a cesspool of comments. (Reddit)
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This is why we need that 1-3 minute DT video covering the usual bullshit commentsā¦ and just pepper that link throughout something viral like this
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ordered a flipper on joom a week (or so) ago and just got itā¦ just sayin for those waiting for the next drop
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Welcome to the kool kids klub
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Iām curious @amal, do your chips have any markers on them physically that you can see on x-rays or pictures of the implant itself that identifies it as a DT product? Or are they just too small to really do something like that?
I know my NExTās NFC side had a hyperlink to the DT website, but I donāt remember any other little easter eggs.
It would be really cool to see x-rays like that on the internet and be able to go, āoh dang thatās from DTā
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