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Bored at work? Try the "Etherkiller"

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http://www.fiftythree.org/etherkiller/

These guys have too much time, and old equipment at hand. Oh, it *was* new equipment! But now it's not... Enjoy.
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What does this have to do with the tech forum?
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Gives new meaning to "Power over Ethernet", LOL!
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roflol :lol:
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Someone's got too much time on their hands at work. :P
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lol, this guy is a maniac!! :lol:
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Post by Mobius »

I especially like the 10-Base T "enforcer". To ensure all users have switched to the 100Mb Ethernet network, simply kill all devices still attached to 10-Base T, by pumping 240V AC down the line. :D
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Post by Admiral LSD »

Those power plugs look suspiciously like the US variety meaning it's probably 110V AC they're using, not 240.
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Heh, LSD, Mobius would probably just come back and say you were wrong because the US uses 115V AC... :roll:
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Post by Mobius »

I know what power you people use.

I was talking about here. Not there. :P
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NICE!
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