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>look at my TN PC display (or most others) for a few hours
>eyes start to dry, water, hurt, and go red
>look at my phone's IPS display for a few hours
>eyes completely fine
Anyone know if there's a correlation or if something else is at play
I'm having trouble reseting my openwrt router in failsafe mode
I set my IP to 192.168.1.2
my mask to 255.".".0
and my gw to 192.168.1.1
telnet and ssh say the connect is unreachable
I plugged the ethernet cable in to the serial slot, yellow. I know it's fialsafe mode because the power light is blinking at the 0.5 second intervals after following the instructions on their website.
I just can't connect to the device
I'm on windows 7
>my mask to 255.".".0
Thats not how submask work, you need to specify 255.255.255.0
Yeah, TN panels are inferior to IPS. Don't let Jow Forums meme you into thinking otherwise. I know some anons will post that image of a really bad backlight bleed on an IPS, but TN is just plain worse. There's a reason why IPS displays are more expensive to get on Thinkpads.
Please help a brainlet out.
How does one apply multiple patches to st and when do I use git apply vs. git am?
>255.".".0
wat
I'm sure this is some kind of common shorthand somewhere, but most software will not recognize it. You actually need to type 255.255.255.0.
255.".".0
means 255 255 255 0, I just didn't type out the whole thing
And how did we know you werent a dumbass and typed it in like that?
Do you have a solution to my problem though
The mask is 255.255.255.0, exactly