To make a proposal for the "Shovel Ready" projects government initiative, I'm starting up a low cost ISP:
Better Than Nothing Internet
I'm starting a low cost ISP
Tomachi Corp has moved to 4 Waikaukau Road in Glen Eden
Come checkout our awesome new Fractal Wood Laser & Lichtenberg Etching Art Gallery, and maybe pickup a nice bit of art during your visit. Open 3 days per week: Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from 2pm until 8pm by appointment only.
How To Find It
Unit 2 is the middle of three buildings. Look out for the "creepy castle" style industrial estate at 4 Waikaukau road. A big sign out the front reads Fit Easy Doors and Kiwi Benchtops. Come down the left hand side, through some pot-holes, past and round the back of unit 2 is near the containers at the end. When you get to the containers, take a right and you should be able to see the stairs up to "flat 3/4" which is round the back of unit 2. My red motorcycle is often parked at the base, and a cherry picker maybe nearby. Ours is the only "outside stairs up to the deck". A water measurement device is at the top of the stairs.
4 Waikaukau road site map and business directory
How to get 60 FPS 2560x1440 resolution on AOC U2868 in macOS
I wrote this one line script because I was unable to put my AOC monitor back into 60 frames per second mode after enabling 4k.
macOS display preferences make dang near impossible to achieve. First just type in cscreen at the terminal to get the ID of your monitor, in my case 78ca19c6:
cscreen
DisplayID Index Depth Width Height Refresh
78ca19c6 1 32 2560 1440 60
use -h to display all usage options
➜ ~
Then issue the command again, this time with the monitor unique ID and the parameters:
cscreen -d 32 -x 2560 -y 1440 -r 60 -i 78ca19c6
➜ ~
Swap 78ca19c6 for the value of your own monitor.
This will give you the best 60 FPS display performance AFAIk, the resolution known as 2560 x 1440 (QHD/WQHD - Wide Quad High Definition)
Official product page in my part of the world: au.aoc.com/product_5060_U2868PQU_monitor_AUSTRALIA.php