I interact with these (ER605 and some others) pretty regularly for work. I’m pretty unimpressed considering how tp-link market them, like you point out, for “business”.

We don’t do any ipv6 stuff for clients so no direct experience with that, but I wouldn’t be surprised if they just don’t have proper ipv6 support. They’re so underpowered for what tp-link charge for them and they don’t even have proper firewalls (imo).

I agree the language should be adjusted but it doesn’t say or even imply the mom is dumb, that’s a little bit of a stretch.

I don’t know how reliable that site is for actually tracking your IP activity, I just checked mine and it had nothing listed though my IP just changed recently. If you don’t have a static IP it’s possible the history on that site is finding someone else’s activities

Anyway, I’ve used a docker container (deluge+gluetun) for any torrents for the past 5+ years and have never had any notices from my ISP. Using it that way makes it basically impossible for any leaks to occur.

I actually don’t know, I only received a SimpleX link from the provider when I had to request help for something.

I’ve noticed some “providers” I use have switched to other communication methods (simplex for example).

Switch version also has proper battle tracks, can carry two items at once, 3rd level boost and probably some other relatively small but maybe important changes to some.

What settings did you use? I tried the Wind Waker HD randomizer once and realized very quickly I am not skilled enough to enjoy it with the settings I used.

This was on Windows

To whoever wants it, I guess?

I have some 1080p versions of shows that I manually upscaled that simply don’t exist anywhere else for example. I just wanted to put it out in case someone wants it, I seed my stuff for super long just to get it out there.