(BTW, Sorry about the annoying noise at 3:23. It only lasts ~20 seconds. It’s my cellphone RF-interfering with the microphone, sheesh. –Craig, aka Mr. Production Values)
PS (Sept 16): I forgot to mention how the snap-in connectors at the ends of Cat5 cables are pretty small, and not wide like DB connectors. Ergo, Cat5 cables are easier to push/route/yank around/through holes and constrictions. (In fact, there’s a new class of Cat5 end connectors that are specifically designed to be yankable without getting caught on things.) Once the ends are in the right places, the fat and clunky adapters are clicked on at the last minute. The bigger/nastier your cabling situation, the more convenient this is.
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