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I thought about opening up the netbook (n110, tech fans) and replacing the internal card, but really. What's the point. There is no point, I thought to myself, as I resolved never to bother.
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they use the copper in your power line to transmit data. They are the equivalent of having a pair of connected network sockets in your home. They are obviously plugged into a powersocket, so that's how they get their power. When there is more than one plugged into powersockets in your house, they form a data network. Each one has a single cat5 socket on the side for plugging in things like the internet and PCs. That's the main thing to remember - there is only one socket. I had one taking an internet connection from a router and zipping it to another one that was feeding a PC in that room. Could you have a switch at both ends? I don't know.
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I don't know. I didn't, but I don't see why not. Would the cable inside those multi-socket things be as good at carrying data as the copper in the house lines?
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yeah you shouldn't because a couple of safety investigations have been done into these lhc experiments, and both came up saying it was well unlikely that strangelets would appear. Also, if the Earth suddenly because a giant lump of strange matter then that's a pretty quick death for all life.
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I thought Abby was into mutating worms? Or was that damo
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