a train... Well, it's the best means so far. But in terms of location hub, that would be Moscow.
Physical layer
You need the right kind of hub for that. If you haven't, buying a new rear wheel - with the right kind of hub - is probably the sensible option.
Its the same thing as the New York times: An informational paper for Moscow. It's just in Russian
Intelligent Hubs
A very good education from Moscow university.
Kind of close, I guess, on the scale of countries and continents. -- The difference between the longitudes of Moscow and Jerusalem is about 2.4° . -- From Jerusalem, you have to travel about 140 miles east to reach the longitude of Moscow. -- From Moscow, you have to travel about 93 miles west to reach the longitude of Jerusalem.
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Connections between any two equipments of the same kind. For purposes of cabling, you can consider computers and routers as one kind of equipment, and switches and hubs as another kind. This aids in remembering which cable to use. So, you need a crossover cable to connect computer-computer; computer-router; router-router; hub-hub; hub-switch; switch-switch.
If you have the right kind of rear hub and good balancing skills - yes.
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