I ran pvc pipes through the frames in my house before the walls went up. Right now I have CAT7 wires going to each room in my house, some rooms have multiple cables running into the room. If I ever need to upgrade, I just open the face plates at each end, run a newer wire through each pipe one at a time (each room has a dedicated pipe so you just keep pushing the wire and it just goes where jt need to), upgrade the face plate connection if need be, and plug it back into the router. Fuck wireless.
this. i wont use wifi in my home, even at gunpoint. disable that shit and run the damn cable
running wire is easy, don't be so lazy you glue your wifi router to the ceiling lol... it's like that ralph from the simpsons, 'i'm helping!' lol
"My cat's breath smells like cat food."
Someone needs to do an emf reading at his house with full report of all sources and then hand him the stack of data and reports that show all sorts of long term (sometimes immediate)problems from that exposure. It’s not a good recipe for a long problem free life. It’s a good recipe for lots of stupid always connected trinkets.
The only thing they are connected to are computers. I would bet the electrical lines running through the walls produce way more EMFs than the skinny little cables which split up my gigabit connection.
Possible! I actually had my bed at an intersection of fields of 4 runs of wires (hidden in walls ceiling amd floor) and caused myself severe chronic (debilitating) fatigue for a couple years. Happened after a smart meter installation. Meter quit, symptoms suddenly resolved. Turns out that’s a real thing, though people were just being dramatic When I used to read about them.
On further testing, I have a sensitivity to about 30’ or closer to a WiFi point, it will wake me up constantly at night. Turn it off, sleep fine. I still use WiFi, but on its lowest power setting, and more than 30’ away.
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