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Well now. I have had to remove folks trying to network Quickbooks
with wireless and put them on wired. Anything data intensive, wireless
sucks.

nonsense. wifi works exceptionally well, regardless of data intensity.

Now from a radio design engineers standpoint, wireless was
designed to be the last mile. Not a real mile, but
to places where wires can't reach. So you put an access point
as close as possible to the receiver.

obviously, except that those access points might also be wireless,
otherwise known as mesh.

they also might not be particularly close, such as with cellular
towers, which can be several miles away in rural areas.

Folks misuse
wireless all the time.

very few do.

When explaining this to my customers, I ask them how well their
cell phone works. After that, I get no argument.

then they must have very ****ty cellphones.

Wireless could be designed to work properly, but no one
would pay the freight. They want it cheap. Cheap
is what they got.

not only is wireless designed to work properly, but it actually does
work properly and why billions of people rely on it worldwide for all
sorts of things.

it's also why landlines have been on the decline for *years*:
https://infographic.statista.com/nor...2_landline_pho
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