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Re: Colocation in the US.

From: John Curran <jcurran () mail com>
Date: Thu, 25 Jan 2007 15:01:48 -0500


At 3:49 PM -0800 1/24/07, Mike Lyon wrote:

I think if someone finds a workable non-conductive cooling fluid that
would probably be the best thing. I fear the first time someone is
working near their power outlets and water starts squirting, flooding
and electricuting everyone and everything.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fluorinert

/John

Current thread:

Re: Colocation in the US., (continued)
- - Re: Colocation in the US. david raistrick (Jan 23)
    - Re: Colocation in the US. Paul Vixie (Jan 24)
    - Re: Colocation in the US. Mike Lyon (Jan 24)
    - Re: Colocation in the US. Tony Varriale (Jan 24)
    - Re: Colocation in the US. Deepak Jain (Jan 24)
    - Re: Colocation in the US. Brandon Galbraith (Jan 24)
    - Re: Colocation in the US. Mike Lyon (Jan 24)
    - Re: Colocation in the US. Brandon Galbraith (Jan 24)
    - Re: Colocation in the US. Gary Buhrmaster (Jan 24)
    - Re: Colocation in the US. Tony Varriale (Jan 24)
    - Re: Colocation in the US. John Curran (Jan 25)
    - Re: Colocation in the US. Warren Kumari (Jan 25)
    - Re: Colocation in the US. Warren Kumari (Jan 25)
    - Re: Colocation in the US. Marshall Eubanks (Jan 25)
    - Re: Colocation in the US. Gary Buhrmaster (Jan 24)
    - Re: Colocation in the US. Paul Vixie (Jan 24)
    - Re: Colocation in the US. Alexander Harrowell (Jan 25)
    - Re: Colocation in the US. Paul Vixie (Jan 25)
    - Re: Colocation in the US. Alexander Harrowell (Jan 25)
    - Re: Colocation in the US. Bill Woodcock (Jan 25)
    - Re: Colocation in the US. Sean Donelan (Jan 25)

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