u/LeftyOne22

 I have an existing 1 inch conduit running between my house and a detached workshop, about 60 feet. Currently there is nothing in it. I want to run fiber to get reliable 10G between the two buildings now, with the possibility of going to 25G in a few years. I have been reading the debate between single mode and multi mode and I am still confused. I know multi mode is fine for this distance but some people say single mode is more future proof. The cost difference seems small for the cable itself but I am worried about pulling pre terminated fiber through the conduit without damaging the connectors. Should I pull a single mode cable with LC connectors or go with multi mode? Also how many strands should I pull? I only need one link but I know spare strands are good for redundancy. Any tips on pulling fiber without breaking it would also help.

I’ve lived with my lab for three years, and I’m definitely the one who feeds him, walks him, and does all the boring vet visits. But the second my roommate walks through the door, it’s like I don’t even exist! He goes absolutely nuts for them and follows them around like a shadow for the rest of the night.

Does your dog have a clear favorite in the house, even if they aren't the primary caretaker? I'm curious if anyone has actually managed to "win" back the title of favorite person, or if I'm just destined to be the backup human forever.