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I think anyone trying to spec parts for wireless networking hardware is (supposed to be) an expert. Even if you don't understand log scales and you're trying t
by opencl 9y ago
I think anyone trying to spec parts for wireless networking hardware is (supposed to be) an expert.
Even if you don't understand log scales and you're trying to decide what to buy it's literally just bigger numbers = better.
- taneq 9y agoThere are too many things to be an expert in these days to be an expert in all of them. Understanding log scales is easy. Understanding how a decibel rating on an antenna relates to your network-connected lawn ornament's expected range in meters is a whole different kettle of worms, and bigger numbers are better when they're range but not when they're cost.