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July 4, 2011 9:21 AM 7/4/11
So I was just off the internet for a little bit this morning because my Cisco 2900xl switch overheated.
This wouldn’t be so troubling except that it’s in the partial basement. That’s supposed to be cool all year around.
So I guess I’m putting in a dryer vent and one of my old Comair Rotron 6” fans connected to one of the temp switches you use for things like attic fans and such. Those go down to about 75 degrees so that would be just about right. At the moment though the solution is a floor fan blowing directly on the wire rack shelving that holds all the equipment.
All that will have to wait until the money stabilizes. The transition from unemployment to part time employment is going to be interesting to say the least. The good thing though is that it’s a weekly pay schedule again which is a hell of a lot easier to manage than other schedules.
The bad thing is that often the money is intermittent. Of course this is also something I should get used to. Once you gear up to handle an intermittent income you can then more easily handle a stable one.
( Mmmm...pot pies...mmmm... )
So I was just off the internet for a little bit this morning because my Cisco 2900xl switch overheated.
This wouldn’t be so troubling except that it’s in the partial basement. That’s supposed to be cool all year around.
So I guess I’m putting in a dryer vent and one of my old Comair Rotron 6” fans connected to one of the temp switches you use for things like attic fans and such. Those go down to about 75 degrees so that would be just about right. At the moment though the solution is a floor fan blowing directly on the wire rack shelving that holds all the equipment.
All that will have to wait until the money stabilizes. The transition from unemployment to part time employment is going to be interesting to say the least. The good thing though is that it’s a weekly pay schedule again which is a hell of a lot easier to manage than other schedules.
The bad thing is that often the money is intermittent. Of course this is also something I should get used to. Once you gear up to handle an intermittent income you can then more easily handle a stable one.
( Mmmm...pot pies...mmmm... )
