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Ethernet is Still Going Strong After 50 Years - IEEE Spectrum
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And here I am, still running wi-fi at home like a pleb.
My city is installing fiber over the next couple years, so I'll finally run the cables when that happens, but it's such a chore. I've put it off so long that running fiber is probably the way to go at this point. New Internet should support 10gbit, so maybe it's worth it.
You should totally go ahead and do it. It will be totally worth it....