Wi-Fi Aware | Apple Developer Documentation
Securely pair and connect to external devices over peer-to-peer Wi-Fi.
7 Useful Tips for Anyone Connecting to Public Wi-Fi
Our public spaces are now awash with wireless internet. Make sure you’re getting the most out of every connection.
10G USB Network Adapter | USB3.2+ Realtek RTL8159 10G RJ45
Here is the latest update on our shipping progress:Milestones Completed:The first batch of 110 units arrived on May 16.Warehousing was completed on May 18, and all units from this batch were shipped out between May 18–19.Next Shipment Schedule:The next batch is expected to arrive around May 25.We plan to ship all remaining current orders between May 27–28.Going Forward:After this batch, we will return to our regular shipping rhythm.Thank you for your continued support and patience. If you have any questions, please feel free to email us （contact@wisdpi.com）anytime.WisdPi USB ethernet adapter discord channel: https://discord.gg/QVwrptgyV1,000 units currently in production are now available for pre-order and are expected to ship on May 20.The WP-UT9 is a professional-grade USB Ethernet adapter engineered to deliver up to 10GbE (10 Gigabit Ethernet) speeds. Housed in a premium CNC-machined enclosure, it’s the ultimate tool for power users, NAS enthusiasts, and creative professionals requiring massive bandwidth on the go.Key FeaturesTrue 10GbE Performance: Built on the Realtek RTL8159 chipset, supporting line-rate 10Gbps networking.USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 Interface: Designed with a 20Gbps dual-lane interface to ensure enough overhead for full 10GbE throughput.Universal Compatibility: Backward compatible with 5G, 2.5G, 1G, and 100M/10M standards.Bus-Powered & Driverless: Plug-and-play on most modern OS (macOS, Windows, Linux).Industrial Design: Robust aluminum alloy shell for superior heat dissipation and durability.Important Performance Note (Read Before Purchase)To achieve the maximum 9.4Gbps+ (10GbE) throughput, the WP-UT9 requires a USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 (20Gbps) host port.Windows/Linux PC: Most modern motherboards with USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 ports will achieve full 10GbE speed.macOS / Thunderbolt Ports: Apple Silicon Macs and Thunderbolt 3/4 ports currently do not support the "Gen 2x2" protocol. On these devices, the adapter will operate in Gen 2x1 (10Gbps) mode, resulting in a real-world maximum throughput of approximately 5.5 - 6.0Gbps due to USB protocol overhead.Driver NoteMost systems support plug-and-play. Some systems or specific OS versions/environments may require driver installation.For the latest drivers and support information, please visit Realtek’s official page:https://www.realtek.com/Download/List?cate_id=585Cable Recommendation10GbE: CAT6A or above5G / 2.5G: CAT61GbE or below: CAT5e or aboveLED IndicatorsAmber (Link): Solid on = Link establishedGreen (Activity): Blinking = Data activity (traffic)Technical SpecificationsFeatureSpecificationChipsetRealtek RTL8159Host InterfaceUSB 3.2 Gen 2x2 Type-C (20Gbps)Network Port10G RJ45 (Supports Auto-Negotiation)LED IndicatorsAmber (Solid): Link established; Green (Blinking): Data ActivityDimensions59 x 29 x 13 mm (2.32 x 1.14 x 0.51 in)WeightAdapter: 37.7g | Total Package: 58.8gCable Length132 mm (High-quality USB-C to C cable included)�
DFR Remote ID Frequency Choice — White Paper (Web)
Why DFR programs should choose 2.4 GHz Remote ID over 5.8 GHz: range, interoperability, and safety.
ASUS PRIME Z690-P WIFI D4 Issues
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PRIME Z690-P WIFI
ASUS Prime Z690-P WiFi Intel® Z690 (LGA 1700) ATX motherboard features PCIe® 5.0, DDR5, three M.2 slots, USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 Type-C®, front panel USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-C®, Intel® WiFi 6, Thunderbolt™ 4 support and 2.5 Gb Ethernet. Prime Z690-P WiFi caters to daily users and all builders looking for well-rounded specs and a range of options for performance tuning via intuitive software and firmware.
The rooting, firmware analysis and hardcoded, reset-persistent credentials of the TP-Link TL-841N!
round 2: rooting & analysing firmware of the TP-Link TL-WR841N
An exploration of Wi-Fi Aware for Bitchat (and other ad-hoc networks) - HackMD
Bitchat is an open source peer-to-peer mesh communication network started in the summer of 2025 by Jack Dorsey. It's available on iOS, Android, and MacOS. Others have explored beyond this, with a terminal client and a self-powered ESP32-based mesh relay node. In theory, Bitchat enables cross-platform peer-to-peer messaging even when there's no cellular or Wi-Fi network available. In practice, it's not proven to be reliable in an offline environment. However, I believe it could be, and it's clear that the team agrees and is actively working toward that end.
RF Cafe Homepage
The RF, microwave, and wireless industry's leading, most complete, and dependable source of industry news and educational content since 1999!
[OpenWrt Wiki] Google Wifi
Google Wifi is a 2×2 802.11ac AP with a quad-core Qualcomm IPQ4019 SoC, 512 MB RAM, and 4 GB eMMC storage. Its stock firmware is based on ChromeOS, including a bootloader based on Coreboot and Depthcharge, and can be convinced to run non-Google-signed software (such as OpenWrt) by entering Developer Mode. The device is also known by its internal name “Google Wifi Gale”
Dejan Marjanović on Twitter / X
When you say TCP/IP, would WiFi ever work? Just imagining using one GB10 for 4x M5 Max laptops (small team of devs in an office) as prefill compute.— Dejan Marjanović (@djnmrjnvc) August 19, 2026
Homelab setup v4 | etcetera
A new update of my network home setup, to both hardware and software. Introduction Hardware Breeze for the hardware Netgear AX/6 AP Netgear GS308T switch Wiring …
Bluesky Is an App. The AT Protocol Is the Internet Beneath It. - Ewan’s Blog
There is a confusion that keeps recurring, and it is understandable enough that it is worth addressing directly.
7/ Check out the details, including a deeper discussion of challenges, a prototype of Bitchat over Wi-Fi Aware, and general notes on cross-platform Wi-Fi Aware implementation 👉 grjte.sh/bitchat-wifi-aware
