IEEE standard is 100m

I’ve h6ave very long runs before and they worked.

But you need solid copper wire for that to work. No stranded or CCA

I wanted a sound bar, and got some affordable ones.

Then I went into budget audiophile.

Got a cheap Sony receiver and 2 bookshelf speakers. Got the whole gig for $175 total. Beats any kind of sound bar.

Did a Sonos test in store and really could hear much difference despite being much cheaper and completely offline.

Now my wife is telling me to go Sonos because it looks better with her aesthetics.

Told her I’m not getting anything that requires an account software to run. Guess we’re going to stick with bookshelves for a while

I’m a fan of nextdns

I pay for NextDNS. It’s under new profiles on the top left.

You can put them in another bucket with custom rules.

Just use NextDNS and PiHole/AdGuardHome and redirect all port 53 requests to your local DNS instance.

DoT and DoH will mitigate some phishing risks.

Social engineering is the biggest threat, especially through vishing.

Find a trusted friend

Put a server with them

Encrypt en route and at rest.

I think that with 802.1X you can’t do that unless you export the keys somehow.

Personal stuff on personal devices.

Company stuff on company devices.

Never mix. I don’t even check my personal email on my work laptop.

If I need access to my home, it’s through an external connection like LTE.

Pfft if you’re a pro hacker you would already know where I live and my mother’s maiden name.

Here’s my IP

42.74.98.48

Here’s my device information.

Device: husky    
Model: Google Pixel 8 Pro    
Android: 14