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Buying one of them
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QPS is previously running serverhost? What happened with that brand?
And with the Rus Foster VPSColo :
really expensive vps at that time
Wow
Dammit! I remember when I dreamt about those taulatin p3.
most of those threads are from 2002
long time ago.
That's the point.
yep, lol
@serverian It is the good old days, when IPv4 isn't considered as a valuable commodity. Wait a little bit more, and whoever owns most IPv4 blocks, they rule the net.
It's a simple rules of supply and demand. If one have a sufficient capital, one should invest on them.
I have no idea that qps (their prior brand maybe?) has been in business so long: http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=58551
server configurator nostalgia from March 2000:
http://web.archive.org/web/20000603074608/http://www.servintservers.com/x86/config.php3?os_id=42&hdc_id=33
SCSI and tape drive :P
I had both with the servers I had back then with ServInt. P111 600Mhz, 512MB RAM, 18GB SCSI HD, SCSI DAT tape, 100GB monthly bandwidth. $599 monthly + $299 setup, and bandwidth overages brought the price closer to $1000 per server many months for something that was less powerful than the $2 VPS's you can get today.
Hey, @qps, I'm in the market for something very similar to the below specifications. Only issue is bandwidth is a little low and the OS is a little outdated. I do see in the thread you said that you had "excess Cogent bandwidth" that you needed to sell, if you can still throw in the extra 100GB of multi-homed bandwidth even that'd be great. Is there any wiggle room in the pricing? I will admit, it's almost too good of a deal though for the unlimited IP's with cPanel/WHM included.
@DomainBop and the modem was a luxurious USRobotics 56K Dialup :P
Anyone remember Server Matrix which was a brand owned by The Planet?
From a bit of googling, I can ascertain I was playing Backyard Baseball back then. Oh, and this one really fun star-trek RTS.
Cheap BW, yea. Same time when FDC started to come up with 10 (and quickly 100)Mbit shared ports for cheap and Cogent in Germany was popular
And in a few years, we'll look back at the $140 72GB RAM servers and be like, whaaatt!! I paid that much for that sh*t?
Let's not get ahead of ourselves
http://www.crucial.com/promo/DDR4.aspx
From a quote request when we had a few racks in NY :-)
at that time I was eight years old. I still watching power rangers..
@prometeus 20GB EIDE & CDROM 2x was a luxurious items at that time.
I think the CD rack was also detachable (not a sliding one).
I remember our first servers running Pentium Pro and Quantum Bigfoot HDDs Recently I found brand new mobo with Pentium Pro 150MHz somewhere in the basement
[root@oldmaster ~]# date && uptime
Wed Dec 25 22:26:30 SGT 2013
10:26PM up 357 days, 21:57, 1 user, load averages: 0.01, 0.01, 0.00
These things are god damn hard to kill. This was our old central (hence master) server for a cluster. It only managed bind + rsync + MySQL and was only migrated away recently to a new
Haswell. HP 1U server, motherboard battery already changed twice in it's lifespan, no IPMI, never needed reboots and still running FreeBSD 6.4.
I still remember my first PC in 1990- A PC XT with 20 MB HDD and a 1.2 " Floppy disk, and running basic, turbo c, pascal, dbase and wordstar.
I remember trying to fix a floppy disk containing a game called frogger, which had been abandoned by my dad because of fungus, and ending up transferring fungus onto the floppy head. Those were the times!
wkwkwk . very expensive