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Sometimes you can't do that if you don't own the tenement you're living in.
by SSLy 6y ago
Sometimes you can't do that if you don't own the tenement you're living in.
- superkuh 6y agoThat doesn't prevent you from running cable along the walls and under/over doors.
- nly 6y ago- It's fiddly and ugly compared to hidden cables. I wouldn't do that in my own home, I'd run them in the walls. - It's disruptive and time consuming. It would likely take me a whole day - I don't see why I should invest further in improving the property when I will likely move out in 1-2 years time and won't reap the long-term benefits. I've done that already in other areas. - It's hassle. My landlord could protest that I've done a shitty job when I move out, or, even if I haven't, make me remove it. - I need multiple WiFi adapters anyway to cover both upstairs and downstairs effectively. - It's not as flexible (in terms of moving things around) as plugging an adapter in to any electrical outlet. - I needed a quick solution when I moved in so I could work.
- vdqtp3 6y agoBecause ethically you're almost certainly negatively affecting the people around you and legally you're almost certainly violating part 15. You're both breaking the law and being an asshole for aesthetics and your convenience. That's why.