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Hey Sean! Mar 01 08:31 06, Sean Rima wrote to Maurice Kinal: SR> Oh I can never have enough :) I just seem to keep finding old boxes SR> somewhere to do jobs :) That isn't a problem here either. I've got two boxes sitting on the floor next to me for a couple of weeks now that I probably could get working in short order. Also the neighbour has a storage area filled with them and I am sure there are more then a few there that could be fired up if there was a need. SR> Mine is a basic 486 PC nothing fancy just does the firewall and isdn SR> dialup, wish we had some form of broadband here That sounds excellent. Even with broadband a 486 can easily keep up as far as connecting local machines to the outside world goes. The only slowdown I have noticed is on 100Mb network interfaces but there we don't do masquerading/firewalling so it isn't an issue. I think for your cause the 486 is the way to go. They tend to be rock solid dependable machines especially for grunt work. I have to get mine back online again but have been distracted by a few things as of late. Life is good, Maurice --- Msged/LNX 6.2.0* Origin: The Pointy Stick Society XVI - Never been kissed (1:153/757.3) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 5030/786 @PATH: 153/757 106/1 2000 633/267 |
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