We have a 1G optical network in our house.

I have never had any bandwidth issues, but recently I have been experiencing frequent network malfunctions.

Well, I'm doing corporate remote meetings, my wife is watching Amazon PRIME, my second daughter is taking remote classes, and my senior daughter is doing corporate interviews --

I think that if such a situation is to occur at the same time, there would be throughput problems.

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On the other hand, it seems that my (Ebata's) policy of "I don't trust radio" is working well here.

After all, our house is based on the 100M Ethernet network that I installed when I built our house. There are also other Ethernet lines on the exterior walls and in the soil of the garden.

In the company interview, my senior daughter seems to have a wired LAN connection to her laptop.

WiFi is prone to fluctuating communication quality.

It's no joke if she lose her communication link during the company interview.

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By the way, who would have guessed that the era of job interviews in our living room would be coming ?

It's a future that no one could have predicted, engineers, investors, consultants, venture presidents, politicians, artificial intelligence (or something I'm not sure).

I'll note this confirmatively, because fortune tellers and religious cults may say "I predicted it" with a thick face.

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My daughter, looking great in her suit, is interviewing in the living room on her notePC.

Of course, the whole family won't be in the living room during the interview

It's an amazing, extraordinary feeling.