@matigo And yes, the main WiFi router is in the kitchen because reasons. If I had a properly working wall socket in the hall, the modem and the main WiFi router would be there.
// @streakmachine
@matigo Not Gremlins, what @streakmachine suggested, but most likely one of the kids who unplugged the extension cord to which it was connected to. They were making a (birthday) cake and they needed to use the mixer, so they had a valid excuse for their action.
Spent some time debugging why our home network was down. I was checking all the different settings and ISP’s known issues. Then, when I was about to contact our ISP, I noticed that the WiFi mesh’s main router was completely turned off. Turned it back on and now everything works as it should. 🤦♂
Sigh… Google Play Store is one big pile of steaming, well, you know. I think I need to rant about it with not just one but two blog posts.1 I just wonder when I would have time to write those down.
From the users’ and developers’ perspective.
@matigo Indeed. Especially when the location of that workshop is not that easily accessible in the first place.
Actually, the thing they were missing was the list of items for the delivery where that new windshield is. They cannot map which glass belongs to which car model, thus they cannot install anything until that list is found.
The new car saga continues. I think I mentioned that it had a crack in the windshield when it was delivered to us on March 1. I then booked a time to get it changed (because safety and the car being leased), and they had to order the new windshield from the central European warehouse, pushing the actual booking further.
Well, today it was supposed to be changed. Except that they did not have one other part available (because reasons). Now I am on my way back to get the car and to book another timeslot for the actual change.
When I saw this, I thought of the discussions on the overuse of the term AI with @matigo and @streakmachine. And yes, we are not alone with our thinking.
