Bill in Detroit wrote in
:

*snip*


For a router class, I had expected that there would be several
routers, not just one with a half-dozen guys gathered around for a
glimpse. I would not try to teach computers to six people if my
computer was the only one in the room.

I've had professors that would prefer to teach computers with only one
computer in the room. They get nervous when they're talking about
something and someone's busy looking up Regular Expressions for his
Programming Languages course rather than the Java the prof is droneing on
about. *innocent look*

Of course, computers aren't very much like routers. One computer is
basically the same as the other, while routers have different shapes and
sizes and purposes. I'd expect to see a half dozen routers in a just
"here's what's available" demonstration.

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