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1. USB WiFi Adapter 1200Mbps Techkey USB 3.0 WiFi Dongle 802.11 ac Wireless Network Adapter with Dual Band 2.42GHz/300Mbps 5.8GHz/866Mbps 5dBi High Gain Antenna for Desktop Windows XP/Vista / 7-10 Mac
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SAY GOODBYE TO SPOTTY WIFI DEAD ZONES- You shouldn't have to put up with slow internet speeds at home, even if you're outside. Thanks to this 2.42 GHz and 5.8 GHz USB Adapter you won't have to! With 100 yards of coverage feel FREE to surf from your bedroom porch or garage. It's perfect for gaming as...
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I've been really getting into Openbox the past week. I've never stayed that long with tiling window managers, so I think a super minimal stacked window manager like this is perfect for me.
The laptop here is a Thinkpad X1 Yoga. I don't get a great Wifi signal outside, so I picked up this 1200mbps adaptor. Much better! Doubled the download speed.
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I haven't implemented it yet into my config, but a neat project I am working on is obanyconf. If you like Openbox but hate having to deal with XML, this is something that might make your life a whole lot easier. You'll be able to create an Openbox configuration using YAML, JSON, TOML, and a few others. No documentation yet. Feel free to let me know if you're interested and I should show you how it works. It's perfectly functional at the moment but hasn't undergone serious testing.
Why Openbox has been awesome for my workflow:
When you start out, you have nothing but an empty desktop and a menu that pops up when you right click. This is all configured through rc.xml (the main configuration file) and menu.xml (the right-click menu config).
The XML configuration has certain options for dynamically loading things that I'm still exploring. For example, there's a program called obmenu-generator. When you run the command, it spits out a bunch of XML corresponding to what software you have installed. You could have this command called in your menu.xml. The result is this typical menu that lists all of the programs you have installed, neatly categorized.
...a silly example of this dynamic loading feature is that you could write your own script that would pull down a few new news articles from your favorite feeds. When you click them in the menu, it would open in a web browser.
...a more practical example is writing a script (or using an existing one) that shows your connected removable drives in that right-click menu. When you click one, it would open in your file manager.
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