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Mac Mini running OS X Sever 10.4 with two Lacie 250GB HD's mirrored.

I cleaned it up afterward with zipties. This case has no way to manage/route cables!

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A shot of the servers at CyrusOne.

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My new HP ML150 G6 server for VMWare ESXi

Showing a penguincomputer servers along with Dell servers. Of course, a penguincomptuting's server has to run linux, Ubuntu 8.04 server in this case.

  

I wouldn't say I got lost in Missouri, but I will say I wasn't completely sure where I was going.

  

It ended up that I missed a planned turn and I had ended up a bit off course. A dirt road looked to be a handy shortcut. The road was graded packed gravel and not particularly hard to travel on. There were a few creek crossings, but they were shallow and were concrete lined.

   

The GPS shows many of these forest dirt roads. It also shows many dirt roads which don't exist, and sometimes doesn't show the road you are on (which you have some certainty does actually exist). The net result was that I was in the middle of a 20 mile blank space between two major roads, following branches in the roads that looked well traveled and I might guess would trend in the direction I wanted to go.

   

Things were going well until I noticed the flood of texts coming in about servers being down. I stopped at a random point in the woods and tried to get online to fix them, only to find the cell connection didn't handle data - just voice and texts. It was a little like waking up in the middle of surgery. All I could do was continue on, guessing my way through intersections, finally getting to the main road, and then finally getting to a corner store that had wi-fi.

  

Missouri has some amazing middle of nowhere.

 

Eventually I made it to Mill Creek Campground, towards the southwest corner of Missouri. Throughout the plains there are dams, making reservoirs, lined with campgrounds. At times (like the Thursday before memorial day weekend) they are pretty busy. At other times (such as September), they can be empty.

 

In this case the place was nearly full, almost entirely with RVs. I find RVs comical and sad and awesome. Do people really need an entire house to go on vacation? They look really comfy. I saw one woman with a leaf blower carefully driving the twigs and leaves off her slab of pavement. I try to imagine a leaf blower strapped to the back of my motorcycle. An incidental item on the RV would be absurd on my bike. As the sun went down the sound of a bug zapper made a constant background noise. I wasn't seeing many bugs but I suspect the bright light attracted them well enough.

 

I'd be reminded of this later when I passed an RV towing a hummer.

  

A neighbor had asked if I had food - I said I'd already eaten, and thanked him. Later he came by with two cold beers. On top of the bourbon I'd already had, it made for a very relaxing night. The fireflies blinked, the crescent moon floated, the lights from RVs across the small bay rippled slowly. The camp was wonderfully quiet despite being so full.

   

In the morning I sip coffee and identify trees nearby. I can recognize the numerous walnuts and sycamores. I guess that the maples are black maples, and look-up what turns out to be some sort of hickory. I believe all these can be found back home, but are far less common.

   

I get moving by 8:30, and it is already warm under the gear.

  

School admin and curriculum server... someone knows what all that coloured wire does!

Nuestros servidores instalados en San Antonio, TX. USA, se conectan directamente al troncal de internet mediante conexiones multiples OC48 y utilizamos servidores con tecnología de procesadores Duales Pentium 4 Xeon, dando seguridad y confiabilidad a nuestros servicios de hospedaje web en México.

 

Visita:

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Todos nuestros hospedajes cuentan con un panel de control inteligente, que te permitirá crear automaticamente cuentas de correo, bases de datos, cuentas ftp, asignar permisos a carpetas, elegir tu propia configuración de servidor, elegir versión php a utilizar, consultar tu correo desde webmail.tudominio.com o desde tu Outlook y mucho más.

 

Te invitamos a comparar con la competencia...

Sabemos que seremos tu mejor opción.

Awesome new Dell server for rss2.com/ with 32GB ram, 2 2.4 GHz Quad-core processors, 6 SAS hard drives running RAID 1 & RAID 10. Fancy. :)

Until things settle down at the new house, my headless computers (AKA servers) are sitting in a shelf next to the dinner table in a clutter of cables. When things settle down, they'll sit in a different shelf in a different room, still in a clutter of cables.

 

(I can't decide if the collective name for cables should be clutter or tangle. Tangle seems more accurate...)

That HDMI cable is fancy, but it's also way too big and rigid. Not comfortable with how it's twisting now... I'll swap it for a smaller one later.

I know its a dell, shut it.

What are the alternatives to Cpanel ? Design created by Cpanel Server Management company - Nixtree

Chadd Geeks server room, very untidy as usual!!!!

Our Ballroom Space can hold up to 500 Guests in Wedding Style set up. Set up seen here with The Centre servers.

Front quarter view of the server with the cover and front bezel on.

Shaker Style - Natural (Clear Varnish) Cherry

Rounded corners and 1/2 bevel edging.

Custom hardware pulls.

 

We got a bunch of new servers and putting them in our new rack in the Holland, MI data center.

It's all about the casebadges! ^_^

 

finally, after two years of collecting parts, I'm building server number two this weekend.

 

...and Bates helps me with it! ^_^

This is my server at the department. A FC4 GNU/Linux System.

Windows Server 2003 corriendo sobre VMware instalado en Ubuntu Linux 5.04.

Im making a server and from now it looks nice.

I don't know when i will come online.

If u wanna join,i will announce the launch date.

Custom server station for the restaurant The Riverhorse on Main in Park City, UT.

 

www.projectsunday.net

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