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But why? I looked at the page but could find no understanding of what he gained from doing all this? I have a single wifi router and power everything through th
by saberience 3y ago
But why? I looked at the page but could find no understanding of what he gained from doing all this? I have a single wifi router and power everything through that and still have much faster bandwidth than the author does. It seems like a lot of energy, time, and effort (especially for maintenance) for something with minimal gains. I get 1 Gbit down and 500 mbit up and even in the worst signal rooms it only drops to 600 mbit down and 93 mbit up). Printers etc all work through wifi and backups are done to several redundant cloud services. No wires required, no expensive and energy guzzling servers needed, no patching or maintenance needed.
- orloffm 3y agoAnd now add the noise question to the equation.
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- snoman 3y agoStill cheaper than golfing.
- chambored 3y agoOP presumably enjoys it. There’s your why.
- monstermunch 3y ago> have a single wifi router and power everything through that and still have much faster bandwidth than the author does I'm confused, what's faster than what?