Toys :)

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heyheni

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Are those fully programmable ones that you can run applications on?
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vane

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Overpriced risc, does it run openlinux ?
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ScriptCoded

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Now I'm intrigued. What's it for?
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neeno

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Is it christmas already?
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IntrusionCM

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@shoop @rutee07

It's metal... It's a high conductibility of temperature....

Has it POE? oh boy. I'm getting too much ideas.....
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bittersweet

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The names of those devices annoy me.

Something is a router or switch, not both. If it routes in any way, it's a router, not a switch. And wtf is a "cloud smart switch"?

PFFFFFFFFF

Enjoy your toys though.
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ScriptCoded

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@bittersweet Though an access point and a router isn't the same thing, still we have wireless routers. Might just be a combo.
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arcsector

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@pythonInRelay makes it easier to see when you need to dust
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bittersweet

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@pythonInRelay I had a white switch with a glow in the dark front panel, with outlined glowing numbers along the ports. It was amazing.
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Linux

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@vane
Overpriced?!
I paid like $400 for both!
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Linux

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@ScriptCoded

10/40Gbit Networking for a storage cluster
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Linux

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@bittersweet

Cloud router switch - you can either boot SwOS or RouterOS, so both!
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Linux

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@heyheni
They are the most simple switches I know :)
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bittersweet

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@Linux But can it condense into rain?
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vane

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@Linux I was just trolling in general that network devices are mostly overpriced if you look at cpu they have :)

Looks like standard price to get it.

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