this is my weak attempt at making a video. my website has like 8 GB transfer and the video is 28 MB. time to test that server out. heh. check it out here. let me know what you think.
thechemgeek...
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lan party video
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thechemgeek
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can't say that it was a great video or anything...just something to remember the parties. heh. the music choice was a hard one. the scenes i shot were too short and drawn out for a techno/metal/fast paced beat that i wanted...so i asked the wife and she suggested that. heard it once....and quit looking. oh well. thanks for checking it out and writing.
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just so that you know...and yes...i have been asked before....but we ARE playing in a graveyard. it only gets creepy late at night when i have to go outside to load my car. heh. the guy that hosts the parties is a gravedigger/headstone engraver and lives right next to the building (garage) where we game. freaky.
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thechemgeek
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My hosts...
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Our servers are physically located in New Jersey, the Network Operations Center (NOC) of Network Access Corporation (NAC.Net). A very redundant and one of the largest networks in New Jersey, at the moment the NOC has 15 OC3 and DS3 lines connecting to most major networks, like UUNET, MCI (Cable & Wireless), Sprint, Global Center, AOL, Exodus, PSI and many more.
We always use current and stable technology in our servers, the machines being added these days (as of February 2002) are at these spesification:
Dual Pentium III 1Ghz 256KB
1GB Memory
High quality and fast SCSI drive (IBM DDYS-T18350N)
High quality SCSI controllers (Adaptec 7899P)
Dual Network Interface Controllers (Intel 82557, Ethernet Pro 100)
Good performance servers; Bogomips > 3978
Backup drive (IDE)
Linux, RedHat, Kernel 2.4.17 SMP
Apache 1.3.22 (mod_ssl)
PHP 4.1.1 (gd, curl, imap, ming and more)
MySQL 3.23.39
Perl 5.0.0.6
vi Improved (viM) v5.7
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Our servers are physically located in New Jersey, the Network Operations Center (NOC) of Network Access Corporation (NAC.Net). A very redundant and one of the largest networks in New Jersey, at the moment the NOC has 15 OC3 and DS3 lines connecting to most major networks, like UUNET, MCI (Cable & Wireless), Sprint, Global Center, AOL, Exodus, PSI and many more.
We always use current and stable technology in our servers, the machines being added these days (as of February 2002) are at these spesification:
Dual Pentium III 1Ghz 256KB
1GB Memory
High quality and fast SCSI drive (IBM DDYS-T18350N)
High quality SCSI controllers (Adaptec 7899P)
Dual Network Interface Controllers (Intel 82557, Ethernet Pro 100)
Good performance servers; Bogomips > 3978
Backup drive (IDE)
Linux, RedHat, Kernel 2.4.17 SMP
Apache 1.3.22 (mod_ssl)
PHP 4.1.1 (gd, curl, imap, ming and more)
MySQL 3.23.39
Perl 5.0.0.6
vi Improved (viM) v5.7
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ya nice server
was gonna say too d/l was nice, maybe me feel like i had cable for the 1st time again... remember ur first long d/l on cable? heck i remember the details of that, better than my 1st------*** lol, hey now i need to do a video, that was smooth ~, thx for sharing
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