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from: washbord@yabbs
date: 1994-03-24 15:40:12
subject: re: BSD...

From: washbord@yabbs
To: Fastjack@yabbs
Subject: re: BSD...
Date: Thu Mar 24 15:40:12 1994


I've been told that one should opt for a faster bus over a faster 
processor
when it comes to setting up an online system.  I mean how much overhead 
can
8 (to 16) put on a system anyways??
 
Also, what do I need to "make my own" IP router?  The damn thing costs 
like $1600!  It's a freaking box.  It costs more than a new system!
 
When you say that 56K isn't the best bang for the buck, I think you may 
be right.  We are seriously considering running a 28.8 line instead of the
56K.  The 28.8 line is only $400 (CDN) per month.  It doesn't have any of
the horrific costs associated with 56K (ie:  $848/mo., Leased lines, 
CSU/DSU, 
Routers, Lease line monthly charges--$200+/mo.).  We are just worried that 

28.8 won't be powerful enough when we want to expand.  What do you think?
 
Also, has anyone had any experience with satellite Usenet feeds.  The 
systems cost under $500 and look very interesting.  Any comments?
 
Later.
 

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