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=== 2009-05-15: New domain and new website! === | === 2009-05-15: New domain and new website! === | ||
After 5+ years using the free ''opensource.redirectme.net'' domain, we have moved to www.interpause. | After 5+ years using the free ''opensource.redirectme.net'' domain, we have moved to www.interpause.org! | ||
== The Technical stuff == | == The Technical stuff == | ||
Interpause runs on an Intel Pentium Dual CPU E2160 @ 1.80Ghz with 2 Gigbytes of RAM and operates over a residential (5 Megabit down/800 kilobit up) fastpath DSL connection. Ubuntu 8.04.2 LTS is the OS and all files are stored on a hardware raid 6 array for extra redundancy. | Interpause runs on an Intel Pentium Dual CPU E2160 @ 1.80Ghz with 2 Gigbytes of RAM and operates over a residential (5 Megabit down/800 kilobit up) fastpath DSL connection. Ubuntu 8.04.2 LTS is the OS and all files are stored on a hardware raid 6 array for extra redundancy. | ||
Revision as of 09:15, 25 May 2009
Welcome to Interpause!
Need a break? If so, then you have come to the right place! Interpause is a new community maintained online collection of entertaining or useful content contributed collaboratively using Wiki software. Feel free to create yourself an account and help make this site better.
Interpause Roadmap
- 2009-07: Add sections for: 1) opensource software; 2) guides or howtos; 3) videos; 4) hacked gadgets; 5) jokes; 6) etc.
- 2010-01: Add webmail functionality.
- 2010-07: Add a donate page.
Do you have suggestions that would help improve this site? Feel free to suggest them in the discussion link at the top of this page.
News
2009-05-15: New domain and new website!
After 5+ years using the free opensource.redirectme.net domain, we have moved to www.interpause.org!
The Technical stuff
Interpause runs on an Intel Pentium Dual CPU E2160 @ 1.80Ghz with 2 Gigbytes of RAM and operates over a residential (5 Megabit down/800 kilobit up) fastpath DSL connection. Ubuntu 8.04.2 LTS is the OS and all files are stored on a hardware raid 6 array for extra redundancy.
