Sure, that's not abnormal at all. You can saturate 10GbE with a handful of off the shelf consumer SSDs in RAID. A single SATA 6G drive is capable of ~4.5Gb/s (550-575MB/s) of throughput.

And what percentage of women vote on Sci Fi? Exactly.

Except that's existed for the last 20 years and the demand for web developers is growing, not shrinking.

Um, you seem confused. There's a very good reason you specify terminal (which is the default btw, all you have to do is type conf and hit enter twice)

Router#conf ?
confirm Confirm replacement of running-config with a new config file
memory Configure from NV memory
network Configure from a TFTP network host
overwrite-network Overwrite NV memory from TFTP network host
replace Replace the running-config with a new config file
revert Parameters for reverting the configuration
terminal Configure from the terminal
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That's interesting because I've found Cisco documentation to be pretty damn good, compared to the rest of the industry. Especially considering the breadth of their product line up.

or just use keepass. its free and you only have to remember one password. use dropbox to sync your keepass database to all your devices. i even have keepass on my phone. i actually use owncloud but have used dropbox previously and it works fine.

I'm still trying to wrap my brain around the fact that you think taking a couple days to solve a problem is acceptable.

Try reading a little more carefully next time. No one blamed an iPad.

It's also just about the only device to come out of Redmond. Microsoft hasn't historically been in the hardware business. What are we comparing it to the Zune?

Because they have a paid advertising agreement with microsoft and microsoft is pissed and they're now in damage control mode

Came here to post this. Video doesn't need low latency at all.

The difference is it's state sponsored. The US Government doesn't use our tax money to hack into Chinese businesses and then give all the trade secrets to Microsoft or General Electric or whatever.

Because increasingly government is involved in legislation that affects technology (eg software patents, network neutrality, etc).

You're actually completely wrong.

YOU DUN REED GUD.