Those of us who are ancient as the Pyramids might remember when TV stations would sign off at midnight, usually after playing the Star Spangled Banner.
One year at the end of one of the Interop shows we all gathered in the network operations center (NOC), sang the Star Spangled Banner, and then turned off the power to our rather large bank of routers and switches.
It was kinda fun.
Karl Auerbach /
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