Mike Kazantsev

> can support 480Mbps Top USB bandwidth I was able to get from RPis was around 30-35 MiB/s, i.e. about half of that. But that probably won't matter if you...

> enough to flow data and power consumption of around ~400mA If you'll get reboots and brownouts with decent-enough PSU, can also try adding "max_usb_current=1" to config.txt. RPi2 was able...

Oh, also, one rather simple way to work around most such power limitations is to cut usb extender cable and solder power wires there to go directly to psu instead...

Actually, wrt bridging, pretty sure it's bad news - 8812au (at least 5.1.5 I've tried) doesn't support 4addr mode (i.e. can't send packets through the B -> C bridge with...

> working HOSTAPD conf file I think I have one for ac mode only here - https://github.com/mk-fg/rtl8812au#performance

Honestly - very much "not okay" - shipping opaque binary blob with any security-related product is a "stay the hell away from this crap" message in a huge red letters,...

Yeah, you're right, I think downloaded dll is not that big of a deal, indeed, especially on windows. I've initially misinterpreted it as having the thing comitted in the repository,...

To be clear - I don't want above to sound like "whatever, do what you want", it's just that you propose nice things and fixes, and I haven't been around...

Don't think I've used it myself, but it sounds like a useful feature, as it allows to e.g. import an intranet certificate and browse all intranet https'es hassle-free with it,...

@fireflystorm And I just stopped using the thing eventually, which was (naturally) the only motivation to work on it. Just realized that it's kinda stupid that this fact isn't reflected...