Microwaving water? - Beware!

It's got a WAN serial port. You can hook up pretty much anything you want, from ATM to frame relay. Internal ISDN port, etc. And as hardcore as IBM gets.
 
unclehobart said:
dunno.... looked big enough to be a nice coaster. I can always use an IBM coaster.
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*note to self : IBM coaster for chris.... *BAM* mas


Sorry bout that. I've been trying to get that bastard fruit fly for the past two days.
 
IBM 2210-24M

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Router...like...hook up for more than one computer deal??

I need one of those...we have 3 computers in this house and can only run two at a time :eyebrow:
 
Nix, you are thinking of a $40 NAT router that does one thing. This one, like Unc said, does lots of things and (used to be) a bit more expensive. I work with routers that cost $30,000 and we are a medium/small network. It's not uncommon to have routers cost in the neighborhood of $100,000.
 
unlikely to have small surface scratches inside it that provide a place for the bubbles to form

heh
 
Mythbusters did this and if the water is distilled it won't boil in a microwave ,you need contaminants in the water for it to boil,but as soon as you drop something into it or stir it with a spoon BAM!!!!! major action. Regular tap water does not produce the same reaction when super microwaved.
 
Professur said:
Why would you nuke an apple?
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I've been working with an iMac the last few weeks at the paper. This iMac is circa 2001 and has 192MB of RAM, with which I have to run Outlook Express, Quark, Photoshop, Word, sometimes Excel, and Internet Explorer. It takes about three minutes after the system boots up before it will respond to a mouse click.

I'm certainly ready to nuke an Apple right about now.
 
rrfield said:
Nix, you are thinking of a $40 NAT router that does one thing. This one, like Unc said, does lots of things and (used to be) a bit more expensive. I work with routers that cost $30,000 and we are a medium/small network. It's not uncommon to have routers cost in the neighborhood of $100,000.
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OK, does anyone have some examples of what else these would do?? I may need one and not even know it :D
 
Dang mebbe you guys need for U.S.
to pass some NAFTA \ CAFTA
action up your way? heh heh
 
Professur said:
Are kettles so damn expensive???
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Precisely. When my life gets so cluttered and boistrous that I need to save those extra 75 seconds this desperately, someone do the right thing and shoot me.
 
Nixy said:
OK, does anyone have some examples of what else these would do?? I may need one and not even know it :D
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Looking at a few of my configs...

Granular QoS, down to the bit, DSCP marking, CoS-to-DSCP mappings (IP Prec also), weighted fair queuing, multiple routing protocols (EIGRP, OSPF, BGP, etc), E1/T1 full or frac, multilink ppp, policy based routing, 802.1q VLAN's, various multicast methods (SSM being my favorite), basic packet filtering (stateful packet filtering is available, but I like using a router to route and a firewall to inspect/filter packets. call me old fashioned), RADIUS and/or TACACS authentication, PPTP tunnel termination, cisco express forwarding, hot standby routing protocol, proxy arp, ICMP redirects (turn that shit off though), SNMP trap notification, NTP client and/or server, EtherChannel, NAT/PAT, reliable static backup, netflow,

and other not as important things. Fun stuff. If you are a dork.
 
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