Ambicky Burger

Cpu: i7 4970k Gpu: gtx 970 Ram: 16 GB

Thanks, that's what I was guessing but I wasn't sure. Never heard of Hairpin NAT before.

Hi all, I currently have a raspberry pi hooked up to my external drive which holds all of my media. I set up an ftp server and forwarded the correct port in my router. All is well and I can perfectly access my external drive from anywhere in the world using my external ip adress. Here comes the question: If I am connected to the local network in which the FTP server is located, but I access it through the external IP (instead of the local ip address), will it use up any of my limited monthly internet bandwidth (100 GB)? Or should the router be smart enough to route all traffic locally, not affecting my monthly bandwidth? Very curious for the answer!

I prefer wireless for ease of use and aesthetics. 10 years ago laser mice were definitely better than optical mice. If this isn't the case anymore, I don't care what sensor type it is. The cradle isn't a definite requirement, but would be a nice to have. Looks like a serious contender for the MX Master. You don't notice any delay when using the mouse wirelessly? Thanks for the information. Performance MX looks interesting as well! Thank you everyone for the reactions!

Hi, I currently own a Logitech M705 Marathon Laser mouse.The problem I have with this mouse is the input delay after not moving the mouse for a couple of seconds. It feels like it takes 1 full second before the mouse responds again because it is in some kind of power saving mode. So basically super annoying when gaming. I'm looking for a new wireless mouse which doesn't have this problem. It doesn't have to be a gaming-purpose only mouse. The Logitech MX Master looks promising (and beautiful), but I'm not convinced it's a good choice since I'm not an editor, I don't know what I'd use the side scroll wheel for. The perfect mouse to me would be: Wireless Laser Good looking Cradle for charging Supports a wired mode with better performance when gaming Has two side buttons on the left Does a mouse like this even exist? Please let me know!