Yep. There was an assumption 20 years ago when common switches were 100Mbps and running cat5e that you'd have to upgrade cable to get the next speed tier, 1Gbps.
It propagated wildly, but was always incorrect. Cat5e was very much capable of gigabit Ethernet by design.
It was only beyond gig that you'd need cat6, and even then at short lengths 2.5/5/10Gbe has a good chance of working on cat5e anyway (but don't do it).
High quality cat 5e would have done the job.
Original cables must have been faulty.
If it has anti islanding at least it's unlikely to be a shock hazard.
That said are there any other concerns I'm missing?
WTF?
Unless that was sarcasm that I missed... 100's of weapons have been tested on US soil.
Why sell for so little? To make a point? If so then sell for the highest amount you can get then donate that to Ukraine.
Is nice, but 2GB less RAM and missing OIS that the previous model has.
On liftoff here and spoiler tags not working.
All of this skills the point. This is a second drive that failed, it was the replacement for an earlier drive that failed.
That's what the article is all about.
A high, unexpected and unreasonable failure rate.
Was curious to see if I was affected.
Turns out I have it installed via F Droid so a non issue for me.
Just a reminder that there are alternative app stores for some things.
Not a perfect solution for all, but well worth looking into if you want so start sourcing things outside of Google's monopoly store.