Today brings a playful snack celebration. National Cheese Doodle Day honors the cheddar-coated treat that leaves fingers bright orange and smiles just as bold. Are you team puffed or team crunchy?
In This Issue: First Half Done | Deal of the Day | Cat6 Ethernet Patch Cable | The Difference Between Cat5e, Cat6, and Cat6a | News to Start Your Day
The CK Daily – First Half Done
Good morning!
This week marked yet another midterm season here at UGA, so I can’t say I had quite as exciting a weekend as everyone else, but it was still a good one. I spent a lot of time on my computer reviewing material, rewriting notes, and getting everything organized for a very busy week ahead.
After today, I’ll officially be done with midterms, and I’m so grateful that spring break begins right away. It will still be a full week because I love to stay busy, but not one spent focusing on classes and exams. Instead, I will get to spend time with all my favorite people, some old and some new, and hopefully cut down my screen time significantly with no classes to go to.
I’m thankful knowing that the hard work I’ve put into the first half of the semester will pay off. However, I can’t lie, I’m excited to see the grades roll in for some extra validation too.
Here’s to finishing this week strong and shifting into a still productive but fun week ahead. I hope you have a wonderful wrap-up to your week as well!
Rachel
Deal of the Day
Product Spotlights & Updates
This Cat6 non-booted Ethernet patch cable delivers reliable high-speed performance with up to 10 Gbps speeds at 55 meters and 550 MHz bandwidth. Made with pure copper conductors for superior conductivity, it is fully compatible with PoE applications and backwards compatible with Cat5 and Cat5e networks.
Learning Center Article – The Difference Between Cat5e, Cat6, and Cat6a
Cabling and other infrastructure choices are in a precarious position, with many low IT budgets or simply cheap options tempting the cost-conscious planner. At the same time, the newest and faster technology is always a temptation, but can you be sure that your project will use the investment to the highest potential before it fails or becomes obsolete?