Get your forks ready, everyone! Sound the alarms and break out the big pots, October 6th is National Noodle Day! We’re dedicating the next 24 hours to those glorious, wiggly, slippery, saucy strands of pure joy. So, what’s your noodle of choice?
In This Issue: Inflation is Real | Deal of the Week | Cisco Aironet Mounting Bracket | OSPF | News to Start Your Week
The CK Weekly – Inflation is Real
Happy Tuesday, everyone!
Just sharing with you guys what happened during my weekend break.
We decided to have lunch at a restaurant, expecting good food at a reasonable price. When we ordered, we completely forgot to ask how many people each serving was supposed to be. Well… surprise! It turned out that one serving was only good for one person, but the price was more like it was meant for three people!
And there were five of us in the family! So you can imagine how expensive that lunch turned out to be. 😭 Inflation is really hitting everyone these days!
Luckily, the food was actually delicious, so at least we didn’t feel completely robbed. But with those prices, I think that was definitely our first and last lunch at that restaurant. Lesson learned: always ask how many servings are included before ordering! 🤣
Caressa
Deal of the Week
Product Spotlights & Updates
This Cisco Aironet Mounting Bracket securely holds compatible Cisco Aironet access points, making installation and positioning simple in offices, warehouses, and other wireless deployments. It is designed for the Aironet 1040, 1140, 1260, 3500, and 3600 Series, so you get a reliable fit and a clean, stable mount for strong wireless coverage.
Learning Center Article – What is OSPF (Open Shortest Path First) in Routing?
As networking design grows more complicated and the scale of your network increases, you need better ways to manage traffic. One tool at your disposal is the routing protocol.
There are many routing protocols in the world, but a handful are dramatically more popular than the rest, and for good reason. One of the leading protocols is OSPF.
Today’s News to Start Your Week:
- Data centre set to replace Microsoft headquarters.
- 90% efficiency, no cables: New wheel-based induction system charges bus through its tire.
- Amazon Prime members can now save 20 cents a gallon amid high gas prices.