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Turned an Old mac into a Linux server, did this Sean fella at work. Needed to run a few internal apps and figured instead of buying a new one we might as well just use something lying around the office. Smart fella, that Sean guy. Since the thing had a good chance of being thrown out with the trash, I figured it was a good idea to make sure people knew what it was.

I took this photo to try out my new lens, a sony 16-50mm f2.8. I left the light off and was pretty gloomy in there, so was a good chance to use lens wide open with a shallow dof

My servers in June of 2008

This was in the rack next to ours, someones homemade server mounted on hardboard

guess which ones are ours ;-)

Another view of the jack up vessel shortly before sunrise.

...at work [5/52]. At least it looks tidy from this angle.

I'm off to München ^^

Oh yeah. I think it's selfexplanatory.

 

Server rack at the C4.

Close up of a server - complete with go-faster shiny lights!

My first time to install a server in a datacenter

So pretty...

 

(Not powered on yet.. missing a modem, and a surge suppressor.)

 

Yes. The 2nd server is bent. Stupid UPS.

I needed a place to put servers and other computers in my house, so this is in the laundry room. The washer and dryer are stacked to the left of this picture (a great space saver!)

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September 20, 2007. The server room at WGen.

Your world stacked and racked

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My servers, at home, in 2005

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Gigabit switch

ARM server

QBOX Atom server

HP Microserver with AMD dual core

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