> The hotel I'm staying at tonight has ridiculous wifi AP density.

I don't know shyt about this.  Is the radiation pattern more suited for the ceiling?

How many stars?  What are you paying a night?  Large city?  Spill the beans.  I am going to Vegas in a few weeks.  VEGAS!!!!!   MANDALAY BAY!!!!!!!!!!!

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What kind of dumps do you stay at?  Almost all hotels now have push-to-dispense ice.  I haven't seen a proper 70's style ice chest with a scoop in a few years.

If you could read, I said it was a far cry from the days I when I saw that...which has been since the early 2000s.

Aside from that, fuq you.

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Do they have modern ice dispensing? I just stayed at a hotel with dispensed ice & filtered water on every floor. 

It's a far cry from the days when I had to fear Piss Ice Pete had gotten to an ice chest before I had. 

Yes. It's modern ice dispensing. Ice machine, push a button to dispense. Was able to get enough ice to fill a small Yeti cooler without the machine running out.

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I don't know shyt about this.  Is the radiation pattern more suited for the ceiling?

How many stars?  What are you paying a night?  Large city?  Spill the beans.  I am going to Vegas in a few weeks.  VEGAS!!!!!   MANDALAY BAY!!!!!!!!!!!

For the round APs with internal antennas, yes, the antennas are designed to be ceiling mounted. They do make square APs with external antennas that are designed to be wall mounted.

Not a fancy hotel. 3 stars, maybe. They do have an indoor waterpark, I guess, but I don't give a shyt about that. All I need is a bed and a shower. Paying ~ $175/night (rewards member price) but that's probably because the hotel is in Rapid City, SD and Sturgis (30-ish miles away) is next week and everything is booked solid within 100 miles. I made reservations in May. Motorcycles everywhere. Had I thought about it, I would have timed it differently.

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I'd be tempted to steal one and factory reset it, mine is getting kind of old..

Meh. They’re not meant for home use. You need to run a server piece to configure them. Once you’ve configured it you don’t need the server anymore. Unless you want to monitor them and change configuration, of course. Plus no dns, dhcp, NAT routing, etc. It’s really not meant for home use at all. It’s meant to be attached to an existing network that already provides those services.

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Not a fancy hotel. 3 stars, maybe. They do have an indoor waterpark, I guess, but I don't give a shyt about that. All I need is a bed and a shower. Paying ~ $175/night (rewards member price) but that's probably because the hotel is in Rapid City, SD and Sturgis (30-ish miles away) is next week and everything is booked solid within 100 miles. I made reservations in May. Motorcycles everywhere. Had I thought about it, I would have timed it differently.

You're describing Erie, PA.   Water park right on I-90, located perfectly between Pittsburgh, Buffalo, & Cleveland.

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You're describing Erie, PA.   Water park right on I-90, located perfectly between Pittsburgh, Buffalo, & Cleveland.

Except that I said Rapid City, SD, you're completely correct.

What?
No lux vacations?