Housemate required.
We have the funkiest house in the world.
There's three of us - two geeks and a rabbit.
We're looking, probably, for another geek, but anyone easy going , meat friendly, smoke friendly, friendly. Did we mention easy going?
$500 per calendar month, which also covers our cleaner once a month. Shared bills (~ $50 pcm).
We're in Collingwood - handy for Smith St, Brunswick St, etc.
Available 1st November.
Own hub a plus.
sol.
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Nah.
Rack space isn't so much the problem - they stack neatly - but the 10/100 switching hub downstairs is so out of ports it's not funny.
SO a hub would be better, but a rack is always handy.
Mind you, buying a 16 port switching 10/100 hub would be cheaper than buying out the rest of the rack.
Hmm...
You thinking of moving to Melbourne, then?
sol.
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Re: Nah.
Not before the end of next year, most likely. hobbes reckons that's when she'll get bored of Canberra and want to go back to Melbourne. Probably a bit outside of your ideal timeframe, I suspect.
As for the hub thing - I do have a spare 16 port hub (10Mbit, not switching) that I can (probably) send down with hobbes next time she comes to visit. You want?
Re: Nah.
A hub would ba ace - even a 10 base will take the strain off the overflowing downstairs hub.
Half the machines downstairs won't benefit from 100 anyway - the Mac, the indys, the HP.
Either because they don't support it, or because they're just not used enough.
sol.
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Re: Nah.
So given there is a nice room and a nice job waiting... hmm.. much easier option :) move to melbourne instead!
it is a really really nice house
/me wonders if megan would dissaprove of a rack...
I like this plan!
Re: Nah.
sol.
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Re: Nah.
Re: Nah.
okay - i'll be patient
also - i guess i get more chocolate this way :)
does a sports car equal a motorbike?
Re: Nah.
Depends what you're using as a comparator.