Back in ancient history network cables had to be twisted to stop interference.
I think.
Now Ethernet cables are sometimes flat.
Back in ancient history network cables had to be twisted to stop interference.
I think.
Now Ethernet cables are sometimes flat.
Is this a new thing?
Is it because both ends can cope with more interference?
Just idly puzzling.
Cheers
Back in ancient history network cables had to be twisted to stop interference.
I think.
Now Ethernet cables are sometimes flat.
Is this a new thing?
Is it because both ends can cope with more interference?
Just idly puzzling.
On 19/05/2024 20:04, David wrote:
Back in ancient history network cables had to be twisted to stop >>interference.
I think.
Now Ethernet cables are sometimes flat.
Is this a new thing?
Is it because both ends can cope with more interference?
Just idly puzzling.
Cheers
I had a NAS box about 15 years ago (possibly called a Buffalo LinkStation) >which came with a flat Ethernet cable - so its definitely not a "new"
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