Been MIA lately because i've been gaming on my new PC, none-stop. Rediscovering games with new graphics and new FPS.

Computer specs:

Case: Corsair Carbide 220T RGB
CPU: Intel i7 14700k - 5.60GHz
Cooler: Corsair H150i Elite Capellix XT
Fans: 5 SP120 RGB PRO
Ram: 32 GB DDR5 - Corsair Vengeance
HDD: Intel SSD6 MNVe
GPU: Asus Nvidia 3070Ti Super - 16Gb
Mobo: MSI Pro Z790-P
PSU: Corsair RM850i
Screen: Asus VG279QM G-Sync - 27" 280Hz 0.1ms
Webcam: Logitech HD C310
Keyboard: Corsair K65 RGB Mini - MX Cherry RapidFire
Mouse: Corsair Glaive Pro RGB
MousePad: Corsair MM800 RGB Polaris
Headphones: Corsair Elite Void Pro RGB
OS: Win11 Pro + Ubuntu 23.10

Dear #Samsung ... Your #Galaxy #Fold4 phone cost me an arm and a leg to buy, I enjoyed it, I didn't use the inside screen much because i was scared of breaking it.

Silly me.

Because I had it for 14 months now, and it won't fully open anymore (150° instead of 180°) and you won't do anything because the coverage for the damn thing is over, which I understand, but most units (according to Reddit/YouTube) are failing after the 12 months mark. So maybe you should do something about it, or maybe, I say MAYBE, charge less than 550$USD to get it fixed, especially since the inner screen is still in perfect condition. No damage whatsoever, never dropped it, always took care of it as it was a baby...

Now I rolled back to my S21 Ultra, and to be honest, you simply lost a Folding phone costumer, cause I feel way safer rocking a phone that did it's proofs rather than trying new Samsung techs...

You are the one losing my money and my loyalty.

Kinda sad. For you, cause I've learned my lesson!

I live deep in the back woods of Quebec, Canada, the only possible ISP for me is #Starlink, not going to lie, the service is quite reliable and works good, though, putting their modem in "no wireless" mode isn't the most reliable, for the past months I had the hardest time with my IoT devices, their local IP address were not matching my computers or my server, but matched my cellphone, tablet, Roku tv and laptop, until I realize the stupidest set-up EVER. Both my personal mesh router and the Starlink were broadcasting the same AP SSID with the same damn password, so things on the WAN and the LAN were not communicating correctly because they weren't on the same AP...

I doubled checked the Starlink modem, and the "wireless" AP was set to "off" but for some reasons, still was active... I couldn't put it back "on" either since the option for wireless wasn't available at all, apparently once you turn it "off" the only way to get it back is to factory resetnitm So i ended up resetting both routers and re-configured the two...

Now this time i didn't turn off the wireless AP from the Starlink modem, just in case it mimics that other one again.

I wonder if anyone else got the same issue? Im running on Dish V1 📡 (The round one).