My WRT-54G just died...

Today I mourn the passing of a friend. It died doing what it did best.


You were a little black and blue box of hope and happiness. You were a constant in my life, and now I find it hard to accept you are gone. You weren't the prettiest router, but that didn't matter to you. Where every router before you failed me, you were there to pick up the slack, and you did it with style. Yes, there will be a replacement. There always is. You, however, will be the standard that every router strives to achieve. You were a friend, an ally, and from this day forward, you will be a Legend. You will be missed, WRT-54G...you will be remembered.

6/13/12 - Never Forget

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...*sob*

Well, out with the old, in with the new.

At least now you have an excuse for buying a new router.

I did not mean that humorously.

*continues sobbing*
 

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