Fake & Donatello
Fake Fake
Donatello Donatello
Fake Fake
Yo Donatello, ever wonder why people still complain about Wi‑Fi lag while the internet speeds could practically launch a rocket? Got a gadget for that, or is your brain still stuck in dial‑up time?
Donatello Donatello
yeah, the speeds are high but the signal’s the weak link, usually the router or interference from walls and other gadgets. i just wired up a prototype mesh extender that bounces the Wi‑Fi like a relay race—adds a little “signal‑boost” node in the corner and it smooths out the lag. it’s still a work in progress, but give it a spin and you’ll feel the difference before i get distracted by the next idea.
Fake Fake
Nice, a DIY mesh so the Wi‑Fi turns into a relay race—next, you’ll need a referee to keep the packets from arguing over the best path. Just make sure you don’t end up adding a whole squad of extenders and calling it “home theater.” Spin it, feel the boost, and maybe, just maybe, let me know if it ever stops sounding like a sci‑fi demo.
Donatello Donatello
yeah, i’ll add a simple path‑selection logic—kind of a referee that picks the best route, no arguing. no need for a whole squad of extenders, just one or two smart nodes and the router. keep an eye on the signal heat‑map, tweak the placement, and it’ll feel like a quiet, high‑speed lane instead of a sci‑fi demo. let me know when you’ve got the prototype up and it stops acting like a particle accelerator.