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How Many Computers Do You Have At Home?
Post 302239396 by BOFH on Tuesday 23rd of September 2008 02:25:26 PM
09-23-2008
11 are on more often than not.
Always On: Mandrake - firewall
Always On: OpenBSD - My server in Florida. It has DNS, E-Mail, Web, and other things I'm mucking with including my wife's Mosaic forums.
Always On: OpenBSD - Mirror of Florida server. Backs up /etc, /var, /home from Florida
On 50%: Windows XP - my main system.
On 25%: Windows 98 SE for older games (playing Carmagedden
)
On 50% and personal travel: Mac Powerbook G4
On 75%: Toshiba laptop - Wife's
On 100%: Dell D610 - Work laptop. On here at work and since I'm on call 50% of the time, I just dock it at home in case I'm needed.
On 25%: Two Sun Ultras and Sun Enterprise 250 for mucking with Solaris stuff.
The Suns are the ones least on. The E250 is most likely to be on but sometimes I'm doing something Sun to Sun and all three boxes need to be up.
The light display is pretty cool though. I'll have to get a pic if possible.
Carl
Always On: Mandrake - firewall
Always On: OpenBSD - My server in Florida. It has DNS, E-Mail, Web, and other things I'm mucking with including my wife's Mosaic forums.
Always On: OpenBSD - Mirror of Florida server. Backs up /etc, /var, /home from Florida
On 50%: Windows XP - my main system.
On 25%: Windows 98 SE for older games (playing Carmagedden
)On 50% and personal travel: Mac Powerbook G4
On 75%: Toshiba laptop - Wife's
On 100%: Dell D610 - Work laptop. On here at work and since I'm on call 50% of the time, I just dock it at home in case I'm needed.
On 25%: Two Sun Ultras and Sun Enterprise 250 for mucking with Solaris stuff.
The Suns are the ones least on. The E250 is most likely to be on but sometimes I'm doing something Sun to Sun and all three boxes need to be up.
The light display is pretty cool though. I'll have to get a pic if possible.
Carl
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