***** Pictures of things we bought in July 2012 *****

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I got so much **** for buying the sub and not telling her indoors, this will put me right in the doghouse...
 
For keeping, or drinking?

What do you do to afford such a terrific lifestyle QuickLink? Can I come and stay for a while? :)

I actually think that I've asked the latter before. :o
 
Some I'm keeping, some drinking, I think. I've got about 20 different vintages of Louis I think mixed between the blanc de blanc, rose and brut including a 1985, which is my year of birth, so getting saved for our wedding next year. I've got the tasting notes from the Champagne house as well, which tells us when we should drink them etc.

Oh, and I strip for money & my Lady is a professional cake maker.
 
This came earlier this week rather happy with it, there must be a few people on here who know where it comes from?
 
Haha yes Bennie-Mac it is, got it to go with my KCCO t-shirt, rather chuffed these things are hard to get!
 
oli356 said:
From looking at his previous posts, using with GNS3. Though I'm struggling to understand the need for 3 of the cards..
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Correct. :) I'm going to use that 2950 switch for now along with the etherswitch modules in some GNS3 routers.

When I have the money, I'll be adding four layer3 switches into the mix. The most reliable method
that I've come across to connect them to virtual routers in GNS3 is a dedicated port on the GNS3 host.
There are other options available, but they each have their problems.

:)
 
kalvindeane said:
Correct. :) I'm going to use that 2950 switch for now along with the etherswitch modules in some GNS3 routers.

When I have the money, I'll be adding four layer3 switches into the mix. The most reliable method
that I've come across to connect them to virtual routers in GNS3 is a dedicated port on the GNS3 host.
There are other options available, but they each have their problems.

:)
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How can you use the cards on GNS3? I though GNS3 was just software emulation of routers/switches? Will you have a PC emulating routers and connecting from the PC to the switch so the emulation kind of enters the real world?
 
oli356 said:
Only emulates routers properly, you can plug in a switch though and set it up. http://www.gns3.net/switching/
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Indeed you can. :) Though I've seen many people with problems with that kind of setup, and who
have decided to buy three quad-port network cards instead, then found them to have no problems. ;)


busbyuk said:
How can you use the cards on GNS3? I though GNS3 was just software emulation of routers/switches? Will you have a PC emulating routers and
connecting from the PC to the switch so the emulation kind of enters the real world?
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As oli said, GNS3 does emulate routers, and it does so very well. I've connected them to my real
machines, my VMs, my phone and even to the outside world.
 
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Nexus 7 is here!

First thing one does when receiving a gadget with a screen? Load up OcUK! Although this was for a purpose :p

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Finally a picture of it with the S3, there are none anywhere!

Looking good. Quite a big difference (as I knew there would be).
 
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