Your router's QoS settings are hurting more than helping, and the fix takes 30 seconds
My router was sorting packets it couldn't identify.
We haven't written up this one. XDA Developers has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
More in Tech
Creators of Untitled Goose Game turn Australia into a playground
The Melbourne team behind the award-winning game about a mischievous goose and his antics have now created a co-operative game that sees players escape puzzle rooms in the Victorian wilderness.
iOS 26.6.1 has fixes for 20+ security issues on iPhone, details here
Apple released iOS 26.6.1 today , a new software update for iPhone that includes fixes for 20+ security issues. Here are the details.
How Python Takes Out Its Own Garbage
Python manages memory automatically, freeing developers from manual allocation and deallocation. It does this through two complementary mechanisms: reference counting and a generational garbage…
2024’s Greatest Roguelike Is a Must-Play on Xbox Game Pass
Balatro may look like a simple riff on poker, but beneath its simple pixel-art surface lies an engine for boundless experimentation.
Sound-powered fire protection startup gets $15M to snuff out fires before they turn catastrophic
Sonic Fire Protection raised its new funding to help get its sound-powered fire protection system into everything from commercial kitchens to apartment buildings.
- Sonic Fire Tech develops sound-powered fire protection system
- Secures $15M funding from O.H.I.O. Fund and Khosla Ventures
- Technology leaves no mess, expediting cleanup and reducing insurance premiums
The Worker Kept Hitting the Old Database After the Config Was Changed
The failure I keep on a throwaway server has no traceback. The API reports the new database, the background job writes to the old database, and every status check still says green.