IP play.havenmc.com /t spawn BienCreole it is massive derived of detail and decoration for a spooky ole Gothic cathdedral...

A simple setup of my Servers I know I need a rack - I have one just don't have shelves for it. Maybe later...

Photography: Jan Forman

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12”L.

Cut and finished by hand from Teak and Rosewood.

Wood plantation grown & certified.

Food safe.

The build is connected to the external monitor. Installing OS X as the only OS for now.

Servers

me with servers at cyber building mampang, taken with N82 and get holga photo processed in photoshop

I know its a dell, shut it.

Me and Shannon building a Windows Home Server.

We had a group pic for some players on our server. :P

This is the server we replaced at a client this past Friday. It was replaced with a Dell PowerEdge 2900

Adalio Sanchez, GM, System x, STG

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server room

Me and Shannon building a Windows Home Server.

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Me and Shannon building a Windows Home Server.

IBM SERVER X335 2 X 3.06GHz cpu !!

2GB Memory

2X73GB Scsi Disk

Lan 10/100/1000X2

raid 0,1

Power supply

CD ROM

ALTAR SERVER

Another view of some of the new racks.

My server

30elm.com/ is going to be launching soon. Their first server arrived today from Dell!

pakistan normal server

the new apple servers at work for the DNA Sequencing server in the new science building.

Ankara ibm server tamiri

Photographer: Cecilia Olsson (facebook.com/ceciliaolssonphotography)

Finally bought my Mini Server. Having all my drives in one place is so much more convenient.. Plus with OSX server things are just more interesting :P

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Getting the server corner in order. This way, it'll look neat and organized and not take up too much space. It's probably overkill, but I'm a Wirehead. And I hack networking for a living, so setting up an OpenBSD-based firewall is... ehrm... nothing.

Nice part here is that there's just enough slack on all of the cables, so I can pull the computers out for maintenence without needing to detatch everything.

Me and Shannon building a Windows Home Server.

I moved my old eMac to the closet. It runs the backup software, and shares all of the music to the rest of the house.

The HP below it is in the middle of being converted to a PVR running MythTV. It's right now being used as a test box for my various pet projects here and there.

To break the terabyte barrier for the Indy Minute Sort, the computer science researchers built a system made up of 52 computer nodes. Each node is a commodity server with two quad-core processors, 24 gigabytes (GB) memory and sixteen 500 GB disks – all inter-connected by a Cisco Nexus 5020 switch. Cisco donated the switches as a part of their research engagement with the UC San Diego Center for Networked Systems. The compute cluster is hosted at Calit2.

2011

16 x 20 inches

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