They typically carry liability

It's the same people as non emergency line

Not everywhere. And in the places that is true, 911 gets priority in the queue.

If it’s not an emergency, there is no reason to call 911.

You started going on about pasteurization and confused everyone..

The irony of calling someone ignorant because they can't conceptualize how this fantasy world in your imagination operates...

> It's just a news article and not that deep. > Not a doctor, but maybe you should talk to one.

The tome on those articles really hint at great pathological disorders.

So pretty much the recommendations on the right we are all aware of already..

Thank you for your contribution here today.

What possibly could you even be talking about? Networking gear already works together due to standards.

LEGOs fit together because they have standards. That doesn’t mean they self-assemble.

Networking can be complex. Standards allow interoperability but they do not magically make everything work with no configuration.

You still would need to know how networking fundamentals and how network protocols work.

Just because standards like DNS, NAT64, OSPF, ARP, etc, exist doesn't means its easy to get these things to communicate.

Ubiquiti isn't exactly known for being the best in terms of standard adherence, especially with their historically week IPv6 support.

Vendor terminology is often different (tagged VLANs vs trunking, etc.) but, in general, it is close enough that an experienced person can figure it out with a bit of googling. I've built networks with Cisco, Mikrotik, Aruba/HP, custom Linux routers, and others. Mikrotik VLANs are a bit weird, for sure.

In today's world, is generally easy to get things to communicate. It's not 30 years ago and nobody is running DECnet, Appletalk, or IPX.

Goalposts not just moved but obliterated

Stop playing political with science!

Funny, my daughter's Roku TV from TCL got unbearable and was replaced after ten years.

I just worked on an Epic rollout that went live last week.