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Low light the hikvision DarkfighterS are definitely the market leader, but they cost a pretty penny (Ie £200 a camera upwards). Most NVRs do motion detection to a phone app so yes you can silence them. Remember cctv is only for detection and deterrent. If they see your dad humping tools in and...

Binance should be faceless! You sure your on the right website/page?

Send to binance. Swap to GBP and withdraw. How much we talking here? If its over 3.5k you will max out your tax allowance on it though and declare it.

Spotted this on screwfix if any use https://www.screwfix.com/p/milwaukee-m18-blsag115xpd-0-18v-li-ion-redlithium-4-5-brushless-cordless-angle-grinder-bare/962je?ref=SFAppShare 79.99

Eufy are having a sale on their app only. 25% off it seems too.

eufy Security Video Doorbell E340 Dual Cameras with Delivery Guard, 2K Full HD Wireless Video Doorbell Camera, Wired or Battery Powered, Color Night Vision, Expandable Local Storage, No Monthly Fee On Sale on amazon - £116 https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0CF8RPX5M/?tag=cliospnet01-21

Logged onto mine, said i was out of contract Last month. Looks like its renewed for 12 months now. Going to call and ask the heck is going on.

Have zero need for this now that ive been using the normal circular saw. But its on back order so will most likely forget it and will be a tool surprise. Plan was to use it for the replacement of floor boards with new chipboard. Never worked out but still new tool coming soon.

Spotify (cheap family plan via Argentina) Netflix (via Turkey) Prime (shared with parents, half the cost) Disney+ (shared with family) Youtube Premium (via Brazil) Google One (Shared with family) Multiple VPNS Other services shall we say... I found this ages ago, and works absolutely...

Id not use that initially as need to get to the route of the problem. Has cat5e cable and that would be doing the backhaul as its distance based im sure. Pretty sure it goes to his workshop so id hope it wasn't using wireless on a distance like that.

Deco have wired backhaul enabled on them. Essentially @Andy_con is the deco plugged into the ethernet at all locations? Is it in router mode or Wireless Access Point mode?

Absolutely fine for a domestic setting. Dont be kidded on its not cat6e etc.

Very possible. Dave definitely did something like that. But its "always worked" and never had any issues. Except when the moon is on a crescent and the clocks go back on the same day. Then it doesnt work, for many days until someone prods it.

Need to remember M365 and O365 are different. M365 comes with Windows licence now. These are yearly prices, note cheaper than MS ;) Bus Prem = £200 & EX P2 = £72 - Total: £272 In-Place Archive, 100 GB mailbox and messages up to 150 MB, Cloud Voicemail services with call answering, dial-in...

But my essential cheque processing server is now offline. True story....

Essentially yes, 50GB to 100GB. Speaking of this, if anyone does need MS licensing and its a small/medium company or yourself. Happy to help on that.

Heres the thing, MS Exchange will never go back on premise. Fact. However, infrastructure and servers will go back on prem / colo again. After beancounters realise its a wild west for virtual "cloud" offerings.

cat6, cat5 etc wont change the speeds at all (domestic setting) Unless you are going upto 10Gigabit. But doubt it. On the deco, are you using it as a "full functioning mesh" or a wireless access point? Id disable ALL silly features on it and use it purely for wireless access (it still meshes)...

Sticks on sale if anyones needing a cheaper alternative. 4k - £39.99 - https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0BTFRN4K6/?tag=cliospnet01-21 4k Max - £49.99 - https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0BTFSYWWB/?tag=cliospnet01-21 Argos price match too https://www.argos.co.uk/product/3288135?

Business premise? Maybe able to help if you give me a shout.

Issue is bandwidth and recording space will increase silly size if you want 60fps. Makes nada difference, remember its a deterrent, not a fix all. Plus im pretty sure thats a good enough snap for local facebook t***s to find out and report they have seen him doing other things.

60 days? Lucky if you get that. Had an opportunity to move a client from Talktalk to better ISP, jumped at it and now talktalk have asked (98 days) for their kit back, good luck mate, they moved out of there 90 days ago.

He not wrong. Good luck getting TalkTalk to connect to the internet.

Its two wires that are 12v. So pretty simple to do if you are doing the mains wired option.

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I absolutely agree.

Anyone had fun with the NHS Dumfries and Galloway ransomware attack? 3TB of data is about to drop apparently. That is some breach! https://www.theregister.com/2024/03/28/nhs_scotland_cyberattack/

No issues, send me a message, sort it out.

Doesnt mean you cant change application, most use smarters or xciptv (then are rebranded) if you can find the apks ill be able to assist in moving you application if needed to a nicer UI.

Can recommend some if needed.