cables

The telegraph cables linked up the technically advanced population centers, and fiber optic cables do the same thing now.

This way I only have to plug in two cables instead of an array of cables.

Agree with your other points, but the routing of undersea cables means that data centers in Singapore have lower latency to users in the Indian subcontinent.

Did they expect that previous undersea cables would squiggle around for thousands of miles undersea the fun of it?

But how will your algorithm negotiate with the governments of countries to put cables through their borders at specific points.

This only discusses underseas cables with an Atlantic focused view, which is all pretty similar.

Since railroads depend heavily on communications, they maintain their own poles/trenches and cables etc.

The railroad route is still used today for railroads and highways, it only makes sense that the cables follow the same economics.

After I wasted time checking speaker cables for the fifth time, I just deleted the MP3 versions.

The solution was to replace all the cables with a lower capacitance cable.

For example CAN does not have a notion of source, it's really in the abstract a whole lot like a bus, just with cables.

Anyone who wants back a table full of cables and clutter?

You know, "record" the same sample using both cables with a logic analyzer and compare them?

As for "ensuring they do proper hand-off as you move around the office", it's much easier with APs than plugging and unplugging ethernet cables -- which was the alternative we were discussing.

Having owned several higher-end earphones including from Klipsch & Etymotic, I found that expensive weren't necessarily more durable than sensibly priced stuff (such as those Sonys, which I also own), and in fact were sometimes even less so due to the cables & jacks getting "svelte" designs.