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about
the homenet
tags:All of the stuff you see here at hrpr.com is produced and maintained by the "massive" array of distributed computing power interconnected via our Intranet:
Network Configuration:
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BigBoy is a Dell Dimension 8200 - disconnected from network on 11 August 2008. Had been on network 24x7 since October 2001; now waiting in the wings to replace Doofus one day.
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Jake is a Dell Dimension 8300 - online since April 2004.
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Doofus is a Dell Dimension XPS T500 - online since April 1999.
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Roadie is a Dell Inspiron 8500 Laptop - has been a road warrior since April 2003.
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Gunston is an HP Pavilion 9340 - online since 11 August 2008.
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| And, I still have a working KayPro II "Portable" that uses the CP/M Operating System. It has a Z80 CPU, 9-inch Screen, 64KB RAM, and two 5.25-inch Floppy drives. And it weighs about 25 pounds! I also have a set of vintage Analog Modems ranging in speed from 300bps to 9.6Kbps. |
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This page was last updated on Monday, 18 August 2008.
the server software
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The site is running a typical LAMP environment. The software versions noted below were installed on the servers at the time this was written. So, I guess one could call this the "baseline."
the name
tags:What does the "hrpr" in hrpr.com mean?
hrpr is the combination of the first and last initials of the webmaster and his spouse. Not very original, but it does make everyone ask.
About
tags:Here are a few factoids about HR's Portal...if you want to know more, just ask and maybe we will give you an answer!
How long has the hrpr.com domain been around?
the server hardware
tags:The site resides on a shared web server and communicates with a shared database server via the LAN. For dynamic CMS's such as Drupal that have a heavy dependence on the database during their normal course of operations, this is a non-optimal environment. All DB queries and response must traverse the LAN, thereby adding transmission latency to that normally encountered when accessing disk storage. In addition, both the web server and the database server are shared , with a number of users contendi
