Yourfreewebsite (idea)

[Dentafrice]

Laugh, out, loud. Why would you need a rack? You're not going to be storing something that is high in space, for that.

TehUpload is on a VPS, with 6,420 uploads.. and it's only using 9.01GB and around 139GB of bandwidth.

If it gets more popular, yeah.. clustered servers are going to be a needed thing.

Things like Source-Movies, Motionfrag, Youmeo, need a customized architecture of servers, but not your little project.. :|

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Where would you get that idea?

[Hypertext]

A rack? Hmm. Yeh maybe on like servers from '92.\

Oh. I was supposed to leave. Oh well.

[Dentafrice]

Windows 3.1 with 12KBPS modems.

[Hypertext]

Windows 3.1 with 12KBPS modems.

16kb RAM, 256MB HDD.

[Dentafrice]

never really that low except for DOS1 PC's. Usually 64MB ram in the early 90's were popular with 12KBPS/32KBPS modems, not really 256MB hard drives, my 3.0 computer had a 14MB.

[Hypertext]

never really that low except for DOS1 PC's. Usually 64MB ram in the early 90's were popular with 12KBPS/32KBPS modems, not really 256MB hard drives, my 3.0 computer had a 14MB.

Ouch. What do you do with that? My mom got through college on DOS 1.0.

[Dentafrice]

I still have my Windows 3.0 as well as my 3.1.

It was actually this model for the Windows3.0



Radioshack Tandy.

My 3.1 was also a Tandy.

It's in storage.

[Hypertext]

I still have my Windows 3.0 as well as my 3.1.

It was actually this model for the Windows3.0



Radioshack Tandy.

My 3.1 was also a Tandy.

It's in storage.

Give it a while and it'll be antique.

[Dentafrice]

It already is to be honest.. I mess around with it once in a while when I go to the storage building, takes 3.5" floppy disks. Mouse has three buttons (not like it is now), curly keyboard wire.

[Hypertext]

It already is to be honest.. I mess around with it once in a while when I go to the storage building, takes 3.5" floppy disks. Mouse has three buttons (not like it is now), curly keyboard wire.

I saw one of those at my friends house, or so I think.. his dad basically had all these old computers, to take peoples old data formats, like 3.5" floppy disks, and convert it to new mediums.

Anyway, enough of the thread hijack: I think it's an interesting idea, but time consuming, and well.. Idk, your choice.