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THE SERVER IS DOWN!!!

by Drew Dahl on Aug.12, 2009, under Site News

Just a heads up for everyone who actually might visit this site and have a slight interest in everything…

I’m upgrading the server, so there WILL be some server downtime. Specifically, tonight I’ll be swapping out Power Supplies. Not sure when exactly, but it’ll be before the night is over. You probably won’t even notice ^_^.

Anyway, after that… next week sometime (I’ll post again), I’m taking the server down for a longer period. Getting dual Opterons in, might do a fresh install to get rid of some unneccesary magic that I did >.> All in all, I expect that to take about two hours if it goes really smooth, otherwise it may take as many as six.

Taking Bets =D

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Matt Kava
August 12th, 2009 on 11:22 AM
I bet you suck. =D What do I win?

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