/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>2794535
>>2794589
small business owners are complete faggots. I work full-time IT but I've been doing side gigs for small orgs. Big mistake

they want a functioning environment with a coffee grounds budget, and they'll drag you to hell and back to get it. Everything is your fault when you're just trying to zip-tie napkins together to make it work. They'll happily spend money maintaining a dumpster fire that they created, but will veto every proposal to get out of it.
>small business with a shitty ISP router
>paying a monthly fee for the router
>wifi doesn't reach all the way across the building, so they also pay for a separate 4G hotspot
>of course, can't access any of the network resources while on the hotspot, and internet speeds are abysmal
>they're probably paying close to $100/mo for this dogshit, not including the internet they barely use
>propose for a new router and new APs for about ~$400 installed
>considering the benefits of actually getting the full speeds they pay for, and convenience of actually being able to use wifi anywhere in the building, the increased productivity, this is a really generous offer
"no"

>>1226949
Yeah actually you're right, that doesn't logic at all, I was fixated on the "popped" sparkplug. If he has oil in his cylinder he's got bigger problems, which a compression test would also verify. I'd still be worried about those threads though, unless he meant the core of the plug popped out of it's base.

Slinking back to the depths here boss..