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Either your ISP has been hitting the peace pipe a little to hard, OR something went funky with what plan you are on. Check your bill, and see if you got switched to something different

I dont like it, at $260+shipping+the device to use it lets say a Pi3B which is $30, I would probably rather just wait and save a little more and get an OK lower end laptop. Like the one below. Itll probably perform better, have access to windows 10 which gives you a much larger selection of applications. Or hell, get a chromebook for only a little more and use that.

Banned for being in school.

Banned for allergy-shaming.
(so intolerant!)

Because because Texas is it's own country.

Banned for out-weathering Arizona. 

Banned for reminding me. 

Banned because you failed to assassinate [REDACTED], we now have 15 more Fast and Furious movies on the way.

Banned for starting this monstrosity.

Banned for the lack of me not being able to read your signature and being too lazy to Google translate it

Banned for the lack of me not being able to read your signature and being too lazy to Google translate it

Banned for making me salute you for your service.

Banned for not like Cherry MX blacks

If it uses the 5.0GHz band and if the signal strength is good your ping should be good. Overall bandwidth still won't be near that of a Ethernet cable but ping-wise you'll be pretty close.

Most likely, it won't be as good as coming straight from the router, but the only way to find out if it is good is to plug in an ethernet cord. 

I don't know where you live, and as such I can only give very general advice on this matter.
Paying for the violation would amount to an out of court settlement. Whether it hinges on an admittance of guilt depends on the settlement.
The use of IP-addresses as proof is kinda shaky and the power it holds depends on your jurisdiction. You could write the right holder, or their representative, for further proof that links the registered IP-address to you personally, and explain that an IP-address can easily be spoofed or accessed by unsavory individuals.

Yes its doable, but I think porn is a better money maker.

Donut417 did an excellent job explaining it..
 
You can compare wireless to driving on a highway, you have other vehicles on the road with you, weather conditions, and other vehicle crashes. Which sometimes can be fixed or mitigated by changing wireless channel/frequency or bandwidth.
 
Or, if you have ethernet, it's like using the tollway or HOV lane which gets you a direct road to your destination without loads of other vehicles, crashes, etc.

WiFi is effected by many things. 
 
First of all distnace from the router matters. The further away the slower it can get. Secondly is interfrence. Unlike Ethernet WiFi is suseptable to interfrence. Such as other devices using the band(s), walls (building matterials matter), weather (moisture in the air) and the limitations placed on WiFi by the government. 
 
To go deeper, the range you will get will vary. Based on WiFi standard, and band that is being used. 2.4 Ghz generally has great range, as the lowest of the bands that WiFi uses. Lower the band the better the range and penitration power, but the slower it is. The Higher the band such as 5Ghz the faster it is but it wont pentrate as well or have as good of range. WiFi standards also matter, as Wireless G topped out at 54 Mbps occording to the standard, N topped out at 150 to 450 Mbps depends on the equipment used, most people bought the shitty 150 Mbps stuff and AC, AX, and AD can go a hell of a lot faster.
 
Next is interfrence. Bluetooth, Baby monitors, cordless phones, wireless keyboards/Mice/Headsets, Microwaves, ect all use 2.4 Ghz. Microwaves for instace can knock out a WiFi network pretty easily, and they are suppose to be sheilded. So keep your router away from your Microwave. 2.4 Ghz and 5Ghz dont require a license to use, but are heavily regualted by the government for how much transmit power they can use. Part of the 5Ghz spectrum is used by radar, those would be the DFS channels. While I think its mainly a 2.4 Ghz thing, moisture in the air can effect WiFi signal. Ive seen storms roll thru and my WiFi signal would become weaker while the storm was happening. Building materials of your home will make a diffrence. Some places in the world they build houses out of concrete, guess what? WiFi doesnt like concreate bunker construction much, 2.4 Ghz might make it thru, but 5Ghz is highly doubtful. Wood and Drywall is the best bet, Plaster while thicker is also not too bad. 

The links you gave point to https://github.com/billz/raspap-webgui as being the go-to solution nowadays.

more threads of the same architecture, of course. You'll need the best GPU and a relatively low resolution (e.g. 9900k with 2080ti in 1080p high settings in say RDR2)

Are you talking about 5GHz WiFi or the 5G cellular network? If the first one, if the router does 802.11ac then it does support using 5GHz WiFi. If you mean the latter one, no, unless you specifically buy a router with 5G cellular-modem in it.

Why did linus start a new channel ShortCircuit:
Just saw the promo link on ltt forum
Latest From ShortCircuit:

Heres a little test thing I made for LMG's new channel, ShortCircuit! The idea was to have something that transitions seamlessly with the video
 
 
Let me know what you think
 

Just login as a root / admin user, or the user running the app, the apps would still be running in the background.