@cp2000 The 3 white things are WiFi smart switches (well... plugs). The ones for the cable equipment are tied to the WiFi on the DSL line, and the ones for the DSL line are tied to the cable WiFi so that I can remotely reboot one network at a time from anywhwere. The bigger white thing I think is a scam. It's supposed to somehow modify the wave frequency of the hydro (electric) service to reduce your bills, but I think they're a blatant scam.

@justatest90-0 PrEP is very expensive in Taiwan if you are not a high risk person (like say medical workers). I heard that you have to buy it in Thailand if you want it cheaper, like vastly cheaper. Otherwise a course of prep is something like close to 1000 dollars. But once you become positive, the government pays the costs, and first 2 years is paid for by the Taiwan's version of CDC, after that it's paid for by the national healthcare.

It just got another upgrade.... https://youtu.be/ohwd-L4Kb8U Things are now dimmable, I have a voice activated or temperature activated space heater for backup heat, and I can now even reboot my fire tv stick without having to get out of bed. Is this genius, lazy, or creepy? Everything is fully voice activated now.

@MrMazda Koo loo cuckoo coo, Loo koo koo!

@MrMazda said in Home Network Setup: @flozen In the trailer, there is no battery backup for anything, however I do have an old car I have modified to effectively serve as a small generator Please, please let it be a Mazda.