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Let me see if I'm understanding this correctly... You're saying that a cable and connector designed in the 1950s to send VHF NTSC signals a few hundred feet to

Let me see if I'm understanding this correctly... You're saying that a cable and connector designed in the 1950s to send VHF NTSC signals a few hundred feet to houses in suburbia as a replacement for rabbit ear antennas isn't sufficient for broadband internet in the year 2023?

BearOso 3y ago
It's funny, isn't it? Coaxial is so finicky. They have to adjust the signal levels year-round because temperatures affect attenuation. Then they keep coming up with new DOCSIS protocols to stay relevant and somehow manage. The latest can do full-duplex 10gb. I'm still gonna switch to local FTTP at the drop of a hat if it becomes available.