Difference between revisions of "Ethernet Cable"
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Cat 5 cable is perhaps one of the most versatile modern materials. Its virtues stem from its combination of high tensile strength, high bandwidth, and, to a lesser extent, its color. [[Walker Chan]] and [[Karen Chu]] created a full-sized hammock entirely out of ethernet cable. [[Andrew Westerdale]] and [[Edwin Chen]] used ethernet cable for the axel and bearings of the [[Pikamobile]]. | Cat 5 cable is perhaps one of the most versatile modern materials. Its virtues stem from its combination of high tensile strength, high bandwidth, and, to a lesser extent, its color. [[Walker Chan]] and [[Karen Chu]] created a full-sized hammock entirely out of ethernet cable. [[Andrew Westerdale]] and [[Edwin Chen]] used ethernet cable for the axel and bearings of the [[Pikamobile]]. | ||
| − | 4E inhabitants make the most of whatever [[ | + | 4E inhabitants make the most of whatever [[Shiny Scientific Stuff]] or [[Cruft]] they find lying around. |
Revision as of 03:36, 25 September 2005
Cat 5 cable is perhaps one of the most versatile modern materials. Its virtues stem from its combination of high tensile strength, high bandwidth, and, to a lesser extent, its color. Walker Chan and Karen Chu created a full-sized hammock entirely out of ethernet cable. Andrew Westerdale and Edwin Chen used ethernet cable for the axel and bearings of the Pikamobile.
4E inhabitants make the most of whatever Shiny Scientific Stuff or Cruft they find lying around.
