Remove any floppies, CDs, backup tapes, memory cards, etc. Also, remove the magnetic core memory and any punch cards still in the case.
eta: Oh, and randomize the DIP switches.
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Remove any floppies, CDs, backup tapes, memory cards, etc. Also, remove the magnetic core memory and any punch cards still in the case.
eta: Oh, and randomize the DIP switches.
Thanks Toms. One of you is being extremely helpful...
tommyrot,
shouldn't she just light it on fire?
shouldn't she just light it on fire?
As long as she mixes the ashes with four parts peat.
Peat?! God, technology is so complicated.
And don't forget to sprinkle salt water as you walk around the hard drive three times counter clockwise.
FUCK YEAH!
Okay, possible stupid question alert: Can I have more than one modem functioning at once without screwing something up?
I have cable coming into my house in 4 rooms. Two of them are hooked up to cable boxes. One is hooked up to the modem in my office, from which goes the wire to my work laptop. The 4th is unused. I want to keep my work laptop wired in. I also want to get wireless working for my other, personal laptop and my Roku. Can't I simply put a new modem on the 4th cable wire and hook the wireless router up to that?
Zen, why not just hook the modem up to the wireless? Usually wireless ones still allow you to plug at least one ethernet cable in also. For example, I have ethernet throughout the house, so I have the cable modem/box downstairs, hooked up to to the wireless router...and then a cable coming from that hooking it into the house ethernet system. My work computer upstairs is on the ethernet, but the rest of the computers usually just use wireless.