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Ethernet is Still Going Strong After 50 Years - IEEE Spectrum
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When we renovated we put Ethernet everywhere - according to my sparky we might have more ports than some medium businesses he did.
...And I still find areas where I would need one or two more. ...And I am still mad at myself for not putting a run into the kitchen and the bathroom.
Why do you find that you need a drop in the bathroom?
How else would I get great signal integrity for the bathroom 4K camera?
Smart Speakers. And it turned out it would have been the perfect spot for one of the hotspots.