I did some major maintenance to TovenNet servers today, because my sites were crawling at a snails pace. Attentionality I am paving the way to a migration of TendoCity to TovenNet servers.
List of server upgrades...
Reduced Server Cooling Temperature 50 Degrees!!
Added new better system fan.
Cleaned Heat Sink On Processor
Cleaned other fans on system.
Removed unnecessary programs from system.
Ran disk consistency check.
Blew out dust from main board.
Over all clock speed tripled!!! Sites are smoking now!!! Future upgrades planned...
Install .Net 3.5 support and upgrade AJAX to full version 3.0 from 1.0 beta.
Upgrade Hub to 200mb (ABOUT $200)
Upgrade Server Rack (ABOUT $800)
Anyway I'm Taking Donations for the above 2 future upgrades.
Help support TovenNet servers and the continuation of our beloved TendoCity. Tell all your frends!
I'm offering the highest donator, after we reach our goal, the prize of a free Wii game of their choice. Addentially all donators will get to post a message on the TovenNet home page.
Just imagine a world where investors can sue companies because they didn't try to screw over enough people. Is that the sort of morality the law is meant to protect?
More experiments are needed. Let's try it with just removing Garfield's thought bubbles, or maybe Jon, or no cat but the thought bubbles remain... pointing at Jon.
Well Joystiq sure are impressed, but me? Not... as impressed. Really data can take any form you want, and a series of noises is one of them.
My main issue is the question of why bother? The DS has wi-fi, which I would imagine could transfer it more reliably, at greater distance, and possibly more quickly than this ever will. The sound can't be pleasent to listen to so that can't be it. It seems like a gimic for gimic's sake.
PH2 recently showed up on the VC, last week I believe, and I just yesterday decided to pick it up and give it another try. I'd played it some years earlier on the Genesis, but I never really got very far in it. The biggest reason is that it has a rather steep learning curve, particularly if you don't have an instruction manual. But also because of the way it is designed, having very difficult to navigate menus, items that don't tell you what they do until you equip them, a overworld that is difficult on starting levels, and other reasons.
On the other hand, it has really good music, an interesting scifi setting and storyline, and good-for-their-time graphics. Plus, it's still a fun game to play.
Megadriver, they seem cool. I just happened to have one of their song in my gigasized collection of music and found out one of them reformed his old sega(16bit) into a freaking guitar!!! and now I want one!