I’m probably in the minority here, but I actually enjoy a hybrid work schedule. It helps that I actually like my coworkers, but it’s so much nicer to talk to them in person. And it might just be me, but it’s easier to separate work and home life when they are in separate places.

Remote days are great for getting small chores done around the house, and I can cook my lunch. Hybrid gives the best of both worlds, at least for me.

I’m fortunate that my office is flexible so if something comes up I can work from home until whatever issue gets resolved. Just goes to show that everyone has preferences and the best policy is to let people choose.

For most cars, higher acceleration I don’t think is an issue. However things like the Hummer EV weigh 9,000 pounds and goes from 0-60mph in a smidge over 3 seconds. The amount of damage that can do is insane

That would definitely work. It’s overkill but with the current PC market it might be hard to find something cheaper. I paid $140 for mine about a year ago

Looks like they don’t make it anymore but I got the aoostar n1 pro on amazon. I would try eBay or AliExpress to find something similar. https://www.amazon.com/AOOSTAR-N1-PRO-Upgraded-Full-Featured/dp/B0F9K1G96Q

It has both 2.5 gigabit ports built in. Its basically purpose built for opnsense. I just connected a multi gig switch and a WAP and it’s great.

I have the same 2Gb/s speed at my place. Its $10 more a month than 1Gb/s, making it easy to justify. I have no need for it besides bragging rights haha

I have 2 Gb/s down using opnsense on a n150 mini pc. The one I got has 2 x 2.5gb ports. I don’t have too many devices, but I’ve never had issues getting that full download speed. During downloads where I hit my full speed, it hits about 30% usage. During normal usage like games/streaming/web browsing I don’t see above 10% usage.

Water does change density with temperature, so it is denser the deeper you go. I doubt there’s a normal bowling ball weight that would have the right density for it to float at some random depth though.