Comment by treavorpasan

Comment by treavorpasan 3 days ago

I expected this

The fix was easy: Prune the branches. than

>The fix was easy: upgrade our hardware. We replaced our old 802.11g devices with new 802.11n ones, which took advantage of new magic math and physics to make signals more resistant to interference.

thmsths 3 days ago

Easier, and probably even cheaper to upgrade a pair of wifi transceivers than negotiating with the neighbor to cut his tree.

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treavorpasan 3 days ago

Mainly because error correction is not free, you pay for extra bits and retries.

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- moi2388 3 days ago
  
  But only a bit extra.
  This also taught me that if I have wifi issues, I should do a tree search
  /s
  
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3836293648 3 days ago

Maybe if you owned the tree, not if someone a few houses down does

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