Heh infrastructure from 150 years ago is vastly different than infrastructure today. 150 years ago you didn’t have buried electricity lines, telecom lines and fiber, robust water and sewage solutions. Those things need regular service and replacement. If your population goes down that means your revenue to pay for those things go down as well.

Looks great! If I had a 3d printer I’d probably try doing the same with my 916+.

If we survive 20 years I’ll see to it personally that we’ll consider the matter.

You must be trolling because Eskimos aren’t imaginary. I use their tax software every year when I go to file my return.

Probably pretty shitty.

No this is Patrick.

Where are you finding then for $25-$35? Ebay has them going for $70+

Russia isn’t a super power.

Its okay. Try mine!

Which is why I said a more accurate sentence would be most industrialized nations have awful climate impact. Diluting their impact behind a per capita graph is misleading. Also out of all my travels in the world China has been the only country I could visibly see that impact without having traveled to it or even being super close. The morning chemical smog I’d see in Korea on a regular basis compares to nothing else I’ve seen and I’ve lived in some pretty dirty regions.

How is it not true? Per capital they are lower but that doesn’t mean much when you have over a billion people. I think a more accurate sentence would be most industrialized nations have awful awful climate impacts.

Well lets agree to agree then.

Do either routers support going into what’s called an AP access mode instead of router? If they do then you could put one into access point mode and run a patch cable between the two.

You may also be able to load DD-wrt on them but checking https://dd-wrt.com/support/router-database/ it doesn’t look like either have support.