The Youtube/Google+ thing is ******* ******. I've somehow ended up with 4 different names to use Youtube under (I JUST WANT THE SAME ONE I'VE ALWAYS ******* USED) after it tried to block me from my own ******* videos that i uploaded years ago, and now i have 3 google+ accounts that i have no ******* use for.

"Who do you want to use Youtube as?"

THE SAME PERSON I'VE ALWAYS USED IT AS. I ALREADY HAVE AN EMAIL ACCOUNT WITH YOU, I DON'T WANT ANYTHING BUT EMAIL, AND YOUTUBE.

 

Ports are usually banked in 4s, so it's considerably cheaper and easier to design, plus it requires less power to be available (whole power circuit redesign). Most switches are like that. Who ever needs more than a few POE ports if it's not something in a rack designed for an office full of phones? You're likely to have a phone, maybe a camera and what? 8 ports is a home consumer device.

 

Also, here is another picture of a cat:

 

What in the **** are you guys going on about??



That's what i have... Haven't changed it, haven't touched it, never mess with it, have the most up to date firefox. I don't know. I like this version and it seems to be the "old school" you guys are talking about.

 

That is correct.



On an unrelated note, I am going to do this at the office:

 

 

 

 

and random:

 

Ah yes, the classic 1960's era Prius!

 

 

 

 

how you figger prius?

 

I was mostly going by the word "PRIUS" written in chrome letters on the tailgate:



(And, of course, the fact that it looks like a Prius in much the same way that a dog humping a lamppost looks like a dog humping a lamppost.)

 

Oh.
I thought you were saying it in response to Tim's photo of a 1960s era vehicle with a couple of wires in the trunk. deck. what do you call that space if it's in the rear?

 

No, I'm familiar with what a Corvair engine compartment looks like.

And I've always just called it the engine compartment (or engine bay), regardless of which end of the vehicle it's on.





Ditto the trunk / boot. The name doesn't change just because you move it up in front of the driver, even if there's still a second, smaller one behind the engine compartment, such as on the third-gen Porsche 914:

 

"where would we be without laughter? germany."

 

I get you. Maybe it's just the covering that moves I have trouble with. Hood, trunk, deck lid, bonnet, etc.

Incidentally, it amused me to know that there were people who were confused by the lack of engine in the type iii.