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> > > Since we're being inane, just a heads-up that helsinki [...]

> > Upgrades are great. I discovered I had some old 40GB hard drive > > laying about (during a search for an even older 8GB hard drive). I > > think I'm going to move quux.org to it and see what I can find to fill [...]

> So, pardon my ignorance, but are helsinki and quux.org hosted from home?

I don't know about John, but the whole of floodgap.com is sitting on a homemade rack about 10 feet from where I'm typing this on my G4. I presently rent five static IPs from my DSL provider, three of which are in use, and the other two are allocated to future projects. The connectivity (6M down, 608K up ADSL) costs me about $63/mo.

> I need to get more content on goiaba.net, but I simply can't think of > any ideas. The whole idea of setting up the server was to help > preserve the protocol, but its difficult to find content. Perhaps I'll > just host some of my haikus or old technical information there. :)

That was a long playing problem with Floodgap initially; I'm happy with how well Veronica is chugging along, but I want to add a little more to it. Groundhog has become very well received, however, and there are two more daily content projects in the works (though one is a considerably longer shot than the other). Both of these would be automatically maintained, so this would relieve me of a lot of work.

I've also thought about putting together a "glog" of sorts.

-- ---------------------------------- personal: http://www.armory.com/~spectre/ -- Cameron Kaiser, Floodgap Systems Ltd * So. Calif., USA * ckaiser@floodgap.com -- Whenever people agree with me I always feel I must be wrong. -- Oscar Wilde