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The answer is either "it goes on the threaded port of your cable modem" or "it goes to a distribution panel somewhere outside". It really depends what you meant by the question.
Normally you want to keep the cable as short as possible.
Technology has continued to progress but I think many cable providers are capping at around 100 mbps. I could be wrong.
Not necessarily.
It depends on the configuration your ISP used. Many would in fact share a pipe's bandwidth amongst blocks of homes. I not sure how prevalent that practice is today.
No. Every single home is on a different network.
It's almost 1:00pm and I've been so busy that I haven't had a chance to have breakfast yet.
But plenty of time to post on lemmy, keep up the good work!
I can shitpost on my phone while monitoring a code run and listening to a conference call. I don't have serving staff and I don't eat fast food (delivery), so breakfast requires my time and attention for preparation.
PS: Finally had breakfast at ~1:15. I should really meal prep but alas, ADHD.
PPS: I only post and comment on Lemmy when I'm busy working as a way to destress and keep focused. Otherwise my nervous energy starts to eat at me. If I'm here, I'm busy.
Why not eat before work
I work 80+ hours a week (this week I'm gonna clock 96+) and things don't break on a schedule. I started at around 6:30am after going to bed at ~2:00. Normally I have a window around 10:00am, but no such luck today. I also ran out of protein bars.
Wow sounds like my life. What field are you in?
Information security and data management for the most part.