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I recently joined http://oldholden.com/ as I am restoring a 21 year old Holden (2nd restore job on this car for me) and I need hard to get parts etc. I found a picture of the system they are using to host this site, check it out!!!!!

Loads tennis canon with lard and sour milk, aims, shoots, hits Q fair and square in the face. :D

Dont push it... Them cardboard boxes is all mine..... :rolleyes:

Sure. What would you like? [please dont ask for the cardboard boxes] :D

Blatant post-mongering fury. You could have posted those two sentences in the same post...... I am onto you buddy...... :smash:

Check out Win4Lin. It runs Windows 95/98 as a Linux desktop app. Very cool. You can find it here: http://netraverse.com/ Here is a shot or two from my main workstation: Windows 95 on Win4Lin in Gnome on RedHat My Desktop My Office

I found this tonight, very funny shit! (Trust a New Zealander). Check it out: http://www.asciimation.co.nz/beer/ :beerchug:

LOL. Netscap <> Mozilla but almost. Netscape 6.2 is uses a Mozilla branch. I use Galeon, I dont see that listed! (hehe, Galeon reports iteslf as Mozilla).

Right! Slaps Q with a disgusting mullet and pours custard down Q's back. :D

You talking to me or chewing on a brick? Either way, you's gunna loose teeth... :D :D :D

fury - when I started this thread, you were only warming up it seams! It has taken you 5 hours to make your way through the post pile to find this thread! OMG we have a bleeding funger post a holic on our hands! :grin:

Good question(s). All my systems are RedHat 7.0 with manual upgrades to:- kernel 2.2.19 XFree86 4.0.3 glibc 2.2.4 gcc 2.96-98 + most user apps are bleeding edge/most current. I still run Gnome 1.2. I have just built a pile of RH7.2 rigs for a client/friend and I am very impressed...

I find them to be generally higher quality, glass fuses tend to be cheap crud (unless made by bussman or any other name brand). One advantage - they dont shatter into a million peices as i have experienced today! BTW - glass "exposed element" fuses are mostly a problem when protecting...

The idea behind HRC fuses, is that traditional glass fuses tend to arc when the fuse blows, and therefore allow current flow while the fuse blows/arcs. HRC fuses quickly quench the arc and therefore provide more protection. They are generally always used in building switchboards (although...

That aside, being a Web-man yourself, Linux is your friend. Linux - The OS of the Internet. :D

Much. :D

" the time of day I'm most alert: 1:30 AM" Your like me. :D 1:30AM is night BTW. ;)

No. It has always been my experience, that an expensive semiconductor will always blow to before the fuse though. I am very lucky. What a mess though. Glass fuses suck. I have fitted sand filled HRC fuses, much better, much faster acting as a result of the quenching action too.

I visited the forums 3 hours ago, cleared the new thread listing. I return now, to find 39 new posts/thrreads and who do you suppose was the name down the right hand side of my screen 39 times? FURY :p Way to go man! I thought I was bad! (I hold the current record at TGC). Would you...

Right, all systems back crunching at 100% again. Damage bill: 1 x 60W ES light bulb 7 x glass fuses 1 x set of under wear Even some of the glass fuses were shattered. I know that hte MV to LV transformers in our power grid are not capable of much overvoltage (before core saturation)...