The Fluke website said it included the first 100 ports scanned, after that you could buy in blocks of 100 or 1000 for penny's per port.

The wall port number, most offices I've worked in label the wall port. Very helpful to specifying what connection you were actually connected to.

@Reid-Cooper said:

I find that children often do shred meat better.

Less gamey, I'd imagine.

@J1MM3RT said:

Jeez you are quick with your Google-Fu or should I say the Google Force?

Tee hee.

@Joyfano said:

@scottalanmiller said:

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Hahahaha Really? Thanks for sharing 🙂

Hells yeah, wees ju make this sheet up as we go.

Lol, The full version of this is great.

And the second half.

Youtube Video

More episodes finally posted. Like...

Kidding Around Europe Bartenheim

Pretty much if you are not buying big robots to handle your tape autoloaders, you are too small to be dealing with tapes 🙂

I do remember how much faster it was to download, ah...Napster...yeah...I even downloaded movies back and my wife and I watched the 17" screen while in bed. As consumers we were considered pretty techie by others with their smaller screens, slower PCs and dial-up.

There is a new article set to come out a week from Monday as well.

My home county is 100% wind. They have more than they need and provide air power to the national grid.

Thanks, that makes it much easier to understand all of those oddly colour coded drives!

The big losers are the SAN vendor and their salesperson who stand to lose tens or hundreds of thousands by the "counter consult".