[Sheik]

Does anyone have one of these?


If you need to brush up your engrish skills for the forum you need to go to:
www.engrish.com
…it is hilarious!

[mtripoli]

What is it?

[iker]

It seems a machine to crush CD's and documents.

[piem]

Not it's an object to unplug physicaly the computer from internet an network if something wrong occures.

[glebe digital]

What's the point? By the time your PC knows something's wrong surely it'll be screwed anyway.

[tom]

If you need to brush up your engrish skills for the forum you need to go to:
www.engrish.com
…it is hilarious!

[-Adrian]

[mtripoli]

What's the point? By the time your PC knows something's wrong surely it'll be screwed anyway.

The previous explanation is a little off... after a period of inactivity on the network line (internet) it disconnects from the network to prevent anyone from looking for IP addresses that appear to be open for hacking.

I looked it up here in the USA; you can buy a device to do this for about $40.00.

One thing I would point out; if you are running a router with NAT this should be a moot point. Also, most routers (?) have a setting in them that disconnects after a set period of time. Wouldn't this accomplish the same thing with hardware you may already have?

[Sheik]

I don’t know what it is, or what they were thinking. Doesn’t look like a shredder, more like an external hard drive.
I found that other Data Breaker Mtripoli mentioned, but this looks like something else. Also that other product looks like a useless crap, or is it?

Well I’m sure not going to get one anyway…

[-Adrian]

I love these engrish sentences that are supposed to be deep, they actually reflect the dilemma of modern society much better than anything written in english.

I am looking for Happiness!

or better yet:

Hello no future! How's a feeling?

[def4d]

they are so deep, that i just don't get them, sorry