@3Dave Almost - higher-end switches are programmable too, so you can set up things like virtual subnets. A router routes stuff from one network to another, wheras a switch switches it within the same network. A hub is, as you say, a dumb device that just rebroadcasts everything

@Pᴀᴜʟsᴛᴇʀ2 I meant an 86.

@3Dave - For some reason I should have remembered that, because you've mentioned it before. Yup, for the 86, it only came with a 305 (IIRC).

@Pᴀᴜʟsᴛᴇʀ2 186k miles - I think. Could've been 286k. But it'd spin that one tire all day long. I found the 85 mph speedometer a little weird, though.

@3Dave - Ayup! They are at that.

The one wheel peal

@Pᴀᴜʟsᴛᴇʀ2 There's a guy in our autocross club with a TA from the same generation. Big, heavy car. He kicks everyone's butt. I'm not sure there's anything stock on the car beyond the windshield and sheetmetal.

Looks like crap, but it's quick. (Ish. Mostly he's just a really great driver.)

In other news: I found a club in town that'll let me run the GXP at high speed events without a $1500 roll bar.

Smart? Perhaps not. Fun? Absolutely.

@3Dave - I can see that, lol.

@Cullub - Just wanted to thank you for helping new people understand how to write better answers, with the intent of welcoming them as well. Thank you!

@O

@Pᴀᴜʟsᴛᴇʀ2 It's a sharp contrast to StackOverflow. People here actually (gasp) are interested in helping solve the problem.

(Insert 45 minute rant here.)

@3Dave - One of the reasons I don't spend much time on SO. I'm hoping the new CoC will help, but I think the proof is in the poodin'

@Pᴀᴜʟsᴛᴇʀ2 The site feels like it's overrun by script kiddies whose sole contribution is downvoting and posting comments linking to the FAQ.

Or "Your PLM question is a duplicate of this Python question about web development, even though your building a closed-loop automation system rather than a porn site."

@3Dave - I take it that was a comment on one of your questions? Or just something you pulled out from some other question?