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I second this. ~$1375 vs under $200 for an Ethernet run. Expensive project just to be able to say "I did it".
by screamingninja 4y ago
I second this. ~$1375 vs under $200 for an Ethernet run. Expensive project just to be able to say "I did it".
- SamuelAdams 4y agoNot every hobby has to be cost optimized. I’ve spent thousands on climbing equipment that I never took full advantage of. Sometimes people have money to burn and want to do something for the fun of it.
- sponaugle 4y agoHobbies are almost by definition not cost optimized!
- Symbiote 4y agoSome are, like growing your own food or backpacking.
- RealStickman_ 4y agoYou'd earn more money by working overtime and buying food from the supermarket instead of spending time growing it yourself.
- Symbiote 4y agoThat depends on the food. My parents mostly grew fruit, and berries especially are very expensive at the supermarket. The other things they grew were also equal or better to the most expensive produce at the most luxury supermarket, like tomatoes that tasted of tomato rather than the watery, red golf balls they sell in Asda.
- megous 4y ago> "Ability to utilize 25gbit internet connection"
- bmitc 4y agoThere are other benefits of fiber, such as transmitting non-Ethernet signals such as USB, DisplayPort, HDMI, etc. You can run these things over Ethernet, but they are really shoddy and unreliable. It allows you to centralize more things. For example, you could just have a monitor, keyboard, mouse, and a hub in a room for a computer, where the computer is actually somewhere else (such as a server room).