I think the driver is up to date because I'm on the latest 6.8 kernel. Firmware, TP-Link offers none for their junk.
Is there a way I can check if it's a driver or a firmware issue? I took a look at the driver code to TBF I'm not enough of an expert to understand how it actually talks to the device.
My network adapters send corrupted packets unless I disable RX/TX offloading with ethtool (this feature is turned on by default). Is this normal? Should I be able to do checksum and TCP session offloading?
Ah so now they're a poor steward of my data as well as my money?
On the contrary, I'll be able to catch the trains with my bear hands.
It’s not unusual to have brief hallucinations right before falling asleep. It’s happened to me on occasion. That’s another possible explanation.
Hey, I thought it was already funny without the last panel!
It's a shame that stupid people are so easily manipulated. We shouldn't be so permissive and accepting of blatant lies.
Really cool! I didn’t know the name comes from the same phenomenon as will-o-wisps.
One should not be able to waive one’s rights.
Like I needed another reason with this guy.
It's astounding how one person manages to be so deeply unlikable.
For those who may not want to click the link, this appears to show a workaround that enterprises might use to bypass the change.