TurtleCrusher
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- Apr 20, 2008
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Can I bring my emotional support abacus?We can all meet up at Golden Gate Park for a Love-in! With calculators!
Love beads are totally appropriate.Can I bring my emotional support abacus?
I remember those times and it was fun if not a bit chaotic at times. That was also a time when most non technical conversations happened in Off Topic before the creation of sub forums. Compared to then, traffic has definitely slowed but even after 25+ years people still come and discuss things.Peak ATOT died a long time ago. Used to be new posts with original content here every 2 minutes and it was a thriving community. Heavy handed moderation killed it and people moved on. It's a shell of what it was.
Raspberry Pi for everyone!Can I bring my emotional support abacus?
Those prices are significantly higher than they should be. I run multiple servers on AWS for the mobile games I released for < $30 per month, and that's with bells and whistles a forum doesn't need. Deploying a forum on AWS takes no time or effort. Storage is a non-issue with S3 as the repository. Not that it matters because most likely no one will pay in the end, but the price could come down a little.Not sure how much Future is paying but a forum this size only really needs a single server, don't need anything fancy. Something in the <$200/mo ballpark would do fine. Even low $100. The one my forum is hosted on is through Soyoustart which is the discount line of OVH, and I pay under $100. It hosts a bunch of other sites too, including one that hits the server pretty heavily as it runs a poller application that does lot of disk IO. For this forum if setting up from scratch it would maybe make sense to go a little higher end.
Good info thanks.Those prices are significantly higher than they should be. I run multiple servers on AWS for the mobile games I released for < $30 per month, and that's with bells and whistles a forum doesn't need. Deploying a forum on AWS takes no time or effort. Storage is a non-issue with S3 as the repository. Not that it matters because most likely no one will pay in the end, but the price could come down a little.
I dunno man. Hfboards has times when they are overloaded when there is a big new event. There is also a Washington Commanders board I am a part of. The owner was literally going to pull the plug a few years ago, then he asked the community if we were interested in some "donate and become a part owner model" So I pay 10 dollars a month, and I think there are at least the other people, so that would be about $100, and that board is MUCH less active than this one.Those prices are significantly higher than they should be. I run multiple servers on AWS for the mobile games I released for < $30 per month, and that's with bells and whistles a forum doesn't need. Deploying a forum on AWS takes no time or effort. Storage is a non-issue with S3 as the repository. Not that it matters because most likely no one will pay in the end, but the price could come down a little.
Those prices are significantly higher than they should be. I run multiple servers on AWS for the mobile games I released for < $30 per month, and that's with bells and whistles a forum doesn't need. Deploying a forum on AWS takes no time or effort. Storage is a non-issue with S3 as the repository. Not that it matters because most likely no one will pay in the end, but the price could come down a little.
I know a guy that can get us a great deal on bulk hamsters.Like these forums haven't gone down irregularly or had 503 gateway errors...
Like these forums haven't gone down irregularly or had 503 gateway errors...
Did you miss your activation email?This is alpha-alpha-beta-beta. Super ultra basic and I cannot, will not guarantee performance or longevity.
Give it a shot and see how, or if it flies.
Prolly but I expected to already be on the BFF list.Did you mistype .net?
I see a bounce message with .ney for an email address
you are on the "Durian up the ass" listProlly but I expected to already be on the BFF list.