LPSU foe modem and router - how important?

@fastfreight - there is no such thing as 'digital noise'. Network protocols have error correction and are designed to survive nuclear war.

@knock1 - LMAO, explain me physics and software behind this.

@mikhailark ASR seems like more suitable forum for you.

@knock1 oh I see. A faith.

ASR is BS. They measure OK but ONE parameter which is insufficient. At least they should measure white noise spectrum.

There is pretty good physical explanation for analog cables. As there is for non-error correcting red book or jitter issues in. again, non error correcting coax cables. Ethernet? USB? Never heard any decent explanation.

Ever used Docusign? I guess anyone can modify that… Bits are changing, right?

And let’s discuss musicality of various Linux distros. Because why not? Signal processing is there. Type of code is different. Or brand of RAM. Or Intel vs ARM. No? Why not?

I will tell you why not. Because no one here understands how all this works. All that I hear is “noise” which is, I guess, as far as people get into the computer subject. 

I am still laughing how someone tried to explain me that "stream of bits from server to the streamer gets corrupted with noise".

Banish the hash n trash the wall wart smps are dumping back into your lines… until some genius invents docusign bit transfer directly into our brain… the impact to the delicate analog side of the system usually yields improvement