Whole mesh network then, WiFi 6 offers good speed now anyways and it’s not so expensive, only downside is that devices that are not WiFi routers are mostly WiFi 4 or 5 Edit: i agree tho that it would be worth it to invest in good cables, but problem is, I’m working at that company for one year and architecting and building that network was done 15 years ago, i was highschooler then

Still better than open half a building of walls

Doing nothing and winning, how is this strategy called? Gabe Newell uses this strategy too btw

c/nottheonion

Big data n shiet

Kek even

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Same, but cable detoriated despite being untouched inside walls

Better make WiFi routers hubs between every 20ft and interconnect them as mesh network this way your setup will be many times more robust, speaking from experience, on the job we have internet cables drawn inside walls so they aren’t accessible and some cables can lose some signal strength after a few years of usage, these hubs are mainly for strengthening signal at key points, but also if at some point signal is lost then WiFi bridges can act as temporary solution until you find where is that cable in chain of cables and replace it

Sounds metal

Step-landlord be like

Pump these numbers up brotha

Arch doesn’t break by itself tho, well… If you don’t update it for few months then yes, it breaks by itself

Thank you)

Stock fedora is just for you my man, it breaks by itself

Is there debian based immutable distro?