Quick question for JnL...

[Neyvn]

How do you guys afford to keep this thing up.???
Quick question Huh???

[g1real]

They use a PC that runs solely on steam power for the server.
And the rest is funded by their school/college/whatever you wanna call it.

[Loopoo]

They use a PC that runs solely on steam power for the server.
And the rest is funded by their school/college/whatever you wanna call it.

Parents? :p

[Rift]

...its not that expensive.. bandwidth is cheap in sweden, and it only requires a computer or two for servers [web/game]... Why couldn't they afford it?

[Peter]

You see, Fjords are naturally occurring internet hubs. Now, technically they're all in Norway, but a number of broadband-sharing agreements exist in which Norway offers bandwidth to Sweden and receives a portion of the wealth mined from Sweden's massive taco mines.

[jorb]

Afford? The server is a Frankensteinian creation built using parts salvaged from old laid-off 'puters of ours. This technological marvel of the steam age stands in my apartment, on secure footings underneath one of my two computer tables. One pair of old socks -- that should really go into the washer -- adorns it. We don't have any expenses, save the time we put into the project. We pay for a couple of domain names, but it's negligible.

[Jeff]

Afford? The server is a Frankensteinian creation built using parts salvaged from old laid-off 'puters of ours. This technological marvel of the steam age stands in my apartment, on secure footings underneath one of my two computer tables. One pair of old socks -- that should really go into the washer -- adorns it. We don't have any expenses, save the time we put into the project. We pay for a couple of domain names, but it's negligible.

Please, post a photo.

[Potjeh]

When religions get implemented, I'm totally making one that worships this sock, and I'll crusade until everyone converts to it.

[Leonon]

All glory to the Server Sock!

[g1real]

Afford? The server is a Frankensteinian creation built using parts salvaged from old laid-off 'puters of ours. This technological marvel of the steam age stands in my apartment, on secure footings underneath one of my two computer tables. One pair of old socks -- that should really go into the washer -- adorns it. We don't have any expenses, save the time we put into the project. We pay for a couple of domain names, but it's negligible.

Sounds like an average student life to me.