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this post was submitted on 16 Jul 2023
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This guy plugs!
Seriously though. Those damn boots on RJ-45 cables are the bane of my homelab. Sure they protect the needlessly fragile prong on the connector, but have you tried unplugging a single cable from a full switch? I have to leave a pair of pliers next to mine for that. To hell with that! I'll take SFP over RJ45 any day!
Special "Fuck You" to whoever invented micro-HDMI. Difficult to plug in, super easy to destroy. And for what? It's not that much smaller that full-size HDMI. I had to send in one (out of warranty) mirrorless camera for service because on that, and it was super expensive.