> [1001]
Blueeee so blueeeee also media servers, there are these interesting ones from mid to late 2000s from HP called MediaSmart running an obscure version of Windows called Windows Home Server that they even made a children's book about it, also models like HP Media Vault, HP Data Vault exist too

No i am not sponsored by HP or Compaq, DEC? mayhaps. (You got me Mondy ;))

> [1000]
My server, at least the hostname for my server is just "dell-media" because it's a Dell and is for more than one service, but mainly me and my roommate use it as a Media server. I love tinkering around with it once in a blue moon. Now my PC is named Eve after Wall-E. It's in a H210 ITX case, the RAM is suppose to emit Blue but I deleted the RAM software... WHATEVER!

Also yipee, here is my token of my gratitude

> [999]
That's a channel i never heard before, and yes hehe i love.to name my collection or every tech i use! I named my laptop FoxBook, my 2006 Mac Mini FoxMac (Mini), the IBM "The Big Blue" the HP Media Center "foxbox" and all the other stuff

btw for armada it's my fault too cuz my dum dum brain thought acetone = rubbing alcohol :(

yay 1000 messagesss

> [997]
"The Big Blue" is an awesome name for an old Windows Machine
Never had a Compaq PC, I've only seen HardwareHavens video using it for a server.

Also it's Compaq's fault, that infamous "potato chip plastic" like euuuuggghhh

> [996]
The oldest one i have is the wrecked Armada 1700 running on Pentium II but due to its poor condition it's not for the task, the most suitable option is The Big Blue running on Pentium III and has a decent performance (i mean it's a budget workstation from 2000)

> [995]
HUGE moment.
Actually you don't have a older Windows 9X computer, do you? Wonder if that works on it. Oh dear the RAM usage.

> [994]
We about to hit 1000 messages hehehe

> [993]
Y'llo!

also hullo

Can we go further all the way into Windows 98, is the question...

> [990]
Hello best friend
These are fun, I saved the images in the server.

This will be Zoey Graphics in 2013. [link]

> [988]
It's your site! I have no issues to navigate and tbh i wouldn't deal with extra codes too:p

> [987]
That's okay! Navigating on my phone is difficult but at least it works. I have no plans to make a mobile version of the website. :v

> [986]
I mean i am a younger person (19) but i remember the fun we had with XP computers of my grandpa and aunt as turkey progressed a bit behind the times. Grandpa had those basic but animated gifs like blinking eyes or glittered roses and i loved MSN Messenger stickers, we also were checking around online news sites, in fact in turkey we had many forums too, when i use this site i feel like i am in those forums on my phone (no shame i know this site is advised to be not used on phones but i for some reason feel more comfy.)

> [985]
I'm relatively 'young' to have witnessed personalized websites in its hay-day, the most I can remember is stuff like DeviantArt (before Eclipse) and PlanetMinecraft where you could move around widgets, it had more personality for sure.

Then Carrds came around, and it was an absolute joy seeing people's Carrds' on Twitter when I used it haha

> [984]
I remember this age of the internet where things were more personal, it's cool to see there's still stuff like this today.

It makes me so happy you both enjoy my website and it's style, it's a huge compliment

> [982]
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