check otu my digital hub

[toisanji]

http://homepage.mac.com/jtoy/PhotoAlbum4.html
I think it is a decent setup.

[ElDiabloConCaca]

Nice. Messy, but nice. Great set of equipment... on those DreamCasts, did you mention something about running Linux/NetBSD? Are you running those OSs on the DreamCasts? If so, HOW?!?!

[toisanji]

http://mc.pp.se/dc/
http://www.netbsd.org/Ports/dreamcast/
http://www.m17n.org/linux-sh/dreamcast/
http://cs-people.bu.edu/artdodge/linux/dreamcast/
http://www.fivemouse.com/dclinux.html
http://www.google.com/search?num=100...reamcast+linux
enjoy!!!!!!

[ulrik]

You don't wanna know what I thought when I red "check out my digital hub"...

..man am I sick....

[BlingBling 3k12]

LOL!

btw... the site has reached it's bandwidth limitations... move the pages over to another server if possible... there are many free tools like Geocities that will let you do things like this

[nkuvu]

Out of curiosity, anyone know what the bandwidth limitations are for iTools sites? And if they are exceeded, do you need to just wait, or talk to someone about re-establishing them?

[Nummi_G4]

Originally posted by BlingBling 3k12
the site has reached it's bandwidth limitations

that is stupid ! That is the main reason I do not pay money for a server service. I did not think apple would do that!

[Bluefusion]

Well, you can't just take bandwith all the time-- Apple runs iTools, the Mac.com email servers, etc... they can't afford to slow any of it down (iDisk is VERY fast in Jaguar, so obviously they're working to reduce bandwith in other places so that no one really has any problems with any aspect of their services. Keep in mind, they figure one Mac.com homepage won't get that much traffic, but the email servers MUST be fast and reliable, so, they just have to allocate accordingly. It's the same with any server company...