@prosody-GabeVereableContext We're not talking about cellular wireless. :P

@Michael my desktop didn't have wifi so I added a AX200 cause it was suprisingly cheap. Then ended up using it very little. phone does wifi 6 too

home APs are AC

@Michael Arg, hm. I thought th whole time about how the previous line "depends on arch[i]tecture, the weather, the phase of the moon...." was referring to the FAA airport clearance safety standards for 5G. I mean not penetrating aircraft radar, has very similar language. I swear I know the frequencies for Wifi might sound the same but are not equivalent, but I swear someone else would read what I read too. =) Too much tangent for a tech chat, or not enough tangent to scatter the radio signal? :)

@prosody-GabeVereableContext it was a partial joke

partial serious as well. :∫ I am paying way too much for Google Fiber for a hotspot I do not require often (but helps greatly in a crunch, worth going bankrupt for a month sometimes), which beats any WIFI connection signal quality I can afford.

@prosody-GabeVereableContext I've spent a fair amount of time optimising wifi in my current apartment

I literally have one specific beam that blocks wifi past it for example

Ack, I mean Google Fi. Which feels like a fiberoptic line. Count on me to call Fi as Fiber. :/ I guess the humor is that when I tried to pay for Verizon FIOS, I got DSL.