Ask all your general ( none related forum ) computer questions here

[Cremulator]

I've got the Deco M5 units and have one in my garage. The only problem I've found is that they create a WiFi network that is on a different subnet to the main network, so I have trouble accessing network accessible storage wirelessly on my LAN (local area network).
All other internet functionality is great and they have a mobile app to manage the Deco units.

[mihit]

I'm thoroughly opposed to wifi for several reasons. Security is one of them.
AKA, anyone can drop a cellphone sized PC within your broadcast radius and over the course of a few hours (less or more, depending on usage) crack your network.
The effect of EMF on the human body is another biggun.

And if you've ever watched the terminator, or have any thinking on AI....https://www.tomshardware.com/news/wi...-within-a-room

Even EoP (ethernet over power) is potentially subject to ripple/trigger currents sent by your electricity network.

I would recommend running LAN cable or multi-mode fibre, then at least you "own" and control the data and interconnects on your side of the boundary.

[ShawnK]

I'm thoroughly opposed to wifi for several reasons. Security is one of them.
AKA, anyone can drop a cellphone sized PC within your broadcast radius and over the course of a few hours (less or more, depending on usage) crack your network.
The effect of EMF on the human body is another biggun.

And if you've ever watched the terminator, or have any thinking on AI....https://www.tomshardware.com/news/wi...-within-a-room

Even EoP (ethernet over power) is potentially subject to ripple/trigger currents sent by your electricity network.

I would recommend running LAS Atlantis cable or multi-mode fibre, then at least you "own" and control the data and interconnects on your side of the boundary.

About network hacking, I agree with you. What do you mean about EMF? I think this situation was described in a Johnny Mnemonic film. But it's just a film, there's no scientific data on the harm of such small magnetic fields.

[Plasnart]

How can iPhones be so easy to use but iPads such effing pieces of siht?? Honestly this pad is good for nothing but a paper weight. Gonna go and buy another Samsung tablet I think.

[Plasnart]

Does anyone know how to re-open maybe 20 safari tabs I had open that have now suddenly closed/disappeared?

[AB]

Does anyone know how to re-open maybe 20 safari tabs I had open that have now suddenly closed/disappeared?

You could go to history to reopen maybe?


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[Plasnart]

You could go to history to reopen maybe?


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Nah that just shows my search history. Need something like reopen recently closed pages or something like that. I can’t work out how to do it.

[Brissieboy]

Nah that just shows my search history. Need something like reopen recently closed pages or something like that. I can’t work out how to do it.

Open up the tab view in Safari and long press on the "+" icon to get a look at all of the tabs that you've recently closed - maybe.

[Cremulator]

Try either of these:
Open Safari.
Open a new tab by tapping + in the lower left corner of the screen.
This will open a new tab showing my Favorites.
One of my Favorites may be labeled Saved Tabs.
Tap Saved Tabs, and it could reveal your missing tabs. Then you can tap each tab to reopen it.

Or

You can also access closed tabs on Safari for iOS through the History menu. Tap on the 'Bookmarks' button located at the bottom of the screen, select 'History,' then 'Recently Closed Tabs. ' From here, you can reopen any closed tabs.

...but, disclaimer. I am an Android and PC user and I feel that Apple preaches ease of use, however doing what you want on their platforms is never simple or easy.

[Plasnart]

Open up the tab view in Safari and long press on the "+" icon to get a look at all of the tabs that you've recently closed - maybe.

Thanks BB but a long press on the + button does nothing except when I lift my finger it opens a new tab, just like a short tap/press.