anchor.diff:  
   As a Sysadmin at Panter you’re also responsible for the Infrastructure of Impact
   Hub Zürich a vibrant coworkingspace in the heart of zürich. On 3 floors and a
  -total of around 2000 square meters, we’re making sure that all the members fit into our WiFi
  +total of roughly 2000 square meters, we’re making sure that all the members fit into our WiFi
   network, as always in such a crowded place there’s not much margin for errors.
   And because our Frequencies are almost as crowded with rogue WiFis like the death
   star’s having holes for thermonuclear missiles, this can be quite challenging and
   sometimes quite frustrating.
   
  -[![Youtube:Steve Jobs 500 WiFi Basestations](http://img.youtube.com/vi/zNlBLyf39Bk/1.jpg)]
  -(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNlBLyf39Bk "Steve Jobs WiFi")
  +[![Youtube:Steve Jobs 500 WiFi Basestations](jobs.jpg)]
  +(https://youtu.be/1-oIL9cLHDc?t=19 "Steve Jobs WiFi")
   
   In this Blog post we'd like to give you a little bit of insight into our Configuration
   and how we're troubleshooting our Network. Our WiFi runs exclusively on Mikrotik
  
positive.code: ---
  title: Bandwith, Coverage and other kinds of Voodoo
  date: 2017-04-13 13:37 UTC
  author: stb
  tags:
  
negative.code: differently as planned so those outlets are still a vision. We had to reverse engineer
  every single one of a bunch of cables because documentation of the existing Network was nonexistent.
  
  When we moved here, our Rack was neat and clean and there were almost no cables,
  we also had to install the cables by ourselves because our top floor was a dusty
  attic which looked like it hasn't been touched for the last half of the decade
  it didn't have any cabling at all. Since then all visible and non-visible LAN
  outlets were patched and if you spot an outlet at our Colab feel free to use it.
  
  ![Before and after](beforeAfter.jpg)
  
  