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My security comment being said - maybe I should join with this machine?

14:24:14 up 256 days, 20:55, 1 user, load average: 1.00, 1.00, 1.00

Just a ole POS box I have running my dnet proxy and client, etc.. YES the kernel needs to be updated!!! But its behind a firewall, and only talks to one other box outside the network - and that box being under my control as well. Sure would blow away anything I currently see on the neowin team ;)

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It's kind of stupid that they base their toplist on average uptime, what you should do to be in top is have a team with the member with the highest uptime but that's no fun.

Well as a team to be #1 we would have to have a year and a half AVERAGE uptime and there are teams with over 7 years total. :(

(I want custom uptime images :crazy: )

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how do you put your uptime sig beneath your current sig instead of below it ?

You mean next to instead of below it?

Don't hit enter after the first image in your sig, put everything on one line. If you've already done that then the two pictures together are too wide for the page, and word-wrapping is kicking in just like it would on text.

I redesigned my sig for that reason, the images I used themselves weren't too big but combined with the uptime thing it'd end up on two lines.

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You mean next to instead of below it?

Don't hit enter after the first image in your sig, put everything on one line. If you've already done that then the two pictures together are too wide for the page, and word-wrapping is kicking in just like it would on text.

I redesigned my sig for that reason, the images I used themselves weren't too big but combined with the uptime thing it'd end up on two lines.

heh stupid me :whistle:

Working now :) thx for the help

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Premgenius

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My security comment being said - maybe I should join with this machine?

14:24:14 up 256 days, 20:55, 1 user, load average: 1.00, 1.00, 1.00

Just a ole POS box I have running my dnet proxy and client, etc.. YES the kernel needs to be updated!!! But its behind a firewall, and only talks to one other box outside the network - and that box being under my control as well. Sure would blow away anything I currently see on the neowin team ;)

It would be great if you could join thats totally up to you :D that would really begin to kick the stats and the league up the scoreboard

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I joined the team anyway, despite my almost 7hr at this point uptime. I can go a month easily if I stay away from my Linux partition, darn dual boot and it's uptime-reducing attributes.

might I suggest VMware. ;)

I wonder if I should run it on my 2003 server or XP machine or Linux server.

I decided to go with 2003 server, it's in the medium range.. not too short and not too long.. I was gonna install it on my linux box which had 262 days.. or maybe I should have used my XP box which has about 14 days.

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