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I bought one when I started an ISP, could have used intel with Linux but Linux was very very new. After the ISP was acquired (just the customers, not the hardwa
by apercu 2y ago
I bought one when I started an ISP, could have used intel with Linux but Linux was very very new. After the ISP was acquired (just the customers, not the hardware) I had the Indy in my apartment for a bit, but someone really wanted it and I was able to sell it for decent change.
Did anyone else notice that they made strange clicking sounds?
- mst 2y agoMy first ISP environment back in '00 was a mixture of FreeBSD and BSDi, though we did eventually acquire a Mandrake box to trial linux on.
- apercu 2y agoThis was '94/95, Linux was an option but _just_ barely....
- jprd 2y agoSpinning drive noises?
- apercu 2y agoI always assumed the click was the drive but never knew. The rhythm reminded me of the old 70's Battlestar Galactica Cylon eyes. It was a weird, slow click.