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Will the infighting stop? Probably not. Is Your Party over? Absolutely not. It's just begun and will become bigger than ever.

@Tattie @blogdiva what have the greens achieved in the last 35 years of their existence? The actual decision was between a collective leadership and a singular leader, not one or two leaders. Founding a new party is hard, especially a socialist one. I'm absolutely certain the Greens in the UK will fail and abandon their ideals like they have in every other European country. I don't think it's where the left needs to organize, unless they want austerity politics and a leader who thinks he can hypnotize people to increase their boob sizes.

@ppb1701 @beaware.social I 100% agree with all of this.The only matches I'll be watching is the Women's War Games match and Dom vs Cena. Otherwise, I'm sticking to Wrestlecade. It's more fun and doesn't have douchebags booked.If Cena doesn't lose to Dom though, I'll probably just be done with WWE altogether till Royal Rumble and only cause I feel the Rumble will be a trainwreck in Saudi.

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@PatternChaser No, I think Your Party has immense potential and given that no green party has achieved in their ideals anywhere in Europe, I don't think Zack Polanski's is any different. I remember when the German greens were socialist and anti-war, now they are the biggest supporters of Israel and copy AfD talking points.

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@Alchemiadominum Ça serait une journée inoubliable, en tout cas

Assuming all computers attached to the router are unchanged, the most simple explanations I can think of: Wifi is configured as "guest network": this is occurs on wifi only (and hardwired LAN connections would still work) you configured your new wifi as a "guest network". In a "guest network" the hosts (computers) sharing the same wifi are prevented from seeing each other. The purpose of this is that you wouldn't want someone visiting to be able to access your other computers, but instead only access the internet. See if your Wifi config is configured as guest network. Either disable "guest network" on that SSID, or set up a new SSID without "guest network" set. Your new router has a new subnet: Is your subnet is identical on your new router the same as your old? If you had 192.168.1.0/24 network defined before, you have that same network defined now (otherwise it could be software firewalls on your computers kicking in because they don't know this is your "home" network). Verify the subnet is the same as it was before. If not go to that other computer and disable file sharing, then re-enable it. Most consumer operating systems will prompt you to allow the software firewall on the computer to open the ports needed on that new IP. DHCP reservations/IP assignments are now different: Have you gone to your "192 type smb address thingie" and verified its still the same IP as before? If you weren't using static IP assignment or DHCP reservations, then the computer you're trying to connect to may have a new IP address because that information was defined before in your old router which isn't there now. Check the IP address on the computer you're trying to attach to.