- Dual Pentium-II CPUs
- 512 MB RAM
- 100 Mbps wired ethernet
- Red Hat Linux
Mass storage was larger, but not by much, and the flash eMMC is probably faster than the spinning hard disks we used back then.
- Dual Pentium-II CPUs
- 512 MB RAM
- 100 Mbps wired ethernet
- Red Hat Linux
Mass storage was larger, but not by much, and the flash eMMC is probably faster than the spinning hard disks we used back then.
Did one of the towers catch fire? Absolutely. We also cobbled together a couple of towers with literally hundreds of megabytes of storage, probably something along the lines of 32MB of RAM, and all of the 16.8 million colors our CRTs could handle. I ran a PHP server for about two weeks on the brand new cable connection my bad begrudgingly paid for because everyone else needed the phone, and within that timespam my logs got spammed with hack attempts and I moved to some random DynDNS host and scrapped the server for parts.