• Gojiras_Rage@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    I had to buy carpets to hide the cable under them when running across the floor. Only exposed parts go through the doorways, and the wife complains about them. Well, I am not complaining about our craptastic wifi anymore.

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      1 year ago

      If you own your house you could learn to pull cable and how to do punchdowns. It’s not a super difficult job. That way you could impress the lady of the house with your technical skills while also hiding the mess.

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        1 year ago

        I’d be careful giving broad advice like this.

        In my country (Australia) it’s illegal to run cabling yourself unless you’re a registered cabler.

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            1 year ago

            I seem to remember that yes, it was even for low voltage data cabling.

            Not that I would imagine anyone’s enforcing it strongly

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                1 year ago

                Would they be able to prove it wasn’t installed by a licensed contractor? Ok, if you have it installed legally then you’ll likely have an invoice/receipt, but if you lose it that doesn’t mean the cable is illegal. So if you did it yourself, how would they know it’s not just a case of a missing invoice?

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                  1 year ago

                  I’m not saying it would go anywhere, but with how scummy insurance companies are they might try it. Still, it’s a bullshit law