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Clearly using a CAT5 physical layer.
by martyvis 5y ago
Clearly using a CAT5 physical layer.
- deepsquirrelnet 5y ago
- Lammy 5y ago"CATS: All your base are belong to us."
- judge2020 5y agoOn that note, the new starlink connector is absurd. It's apparently shielded cat5e but with a custom connector[0]. 0: https://redd.it/s0rih3 https://redd.it/s0rih3 and https://redd.it/rmtxjq https://redd.it/rmtxjq (direct link to main image: https://l.judge.sh/ZCg5 https://l.judge.sh/ZCg5 )
- Tempest1981 5y agoLooks almost like mini-HDMI? Is there a better way to do an outdoor Cat5 connector? On mine, the Cat5 female port always ends up being a home for small spider families.
- petre 5y agoJust plug an empty connector in it.
- Tempest1981 5y agoI have. They can still get through, maybe around the latch tab. Insects can be quite tiny.
- deleted 5y ago[deleted]
- bryceacc 5y agothat judge link for some reason inserts emoji into the address bar and messes up the back button for one frame
- judge2020 5y agoutf-8 emojis are legal in URLs, so i've been trying to use them instead of adjectives or random characters to obscure image uploads to my personal domain. Had to create a shortlink / redirect since HN strips out emojis entirely, but I don't seem to have your back button issue on Chrome nor Firefox.
- anonimo37 5y agoThis must be the only situation where upgrading to CAT6 will make it slower.