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  1. Re:Switched to Hetzner.de, never looked back by mukund · · Score: 1 · on Hosting Giants Teaming Against Small Businesses

    In reply to my own comment, I sound like a shill.. I wish I could delete the parent comment.

    I pay Hetzner ;) and they have done well to be appreciated. Websites I host on this box include banu.com and mukund.org.

  2. Re:Shill detected by mukund · · Score: 3, Informative · on UPS Setup For a Small/Mid-Size Company?

    Here they are: inverter1.jpg, inverter2.jpg

    I'm sorry it's pretty dusty, but this has been exposed to the elements for the past year. It has to be kept outside because of the lead-acid batteries, which need to be ventilated. The stand is an old TV stand reused to host this. The inverter is on top. The batteries are at the bottom.

    The little yellow alien looking caps that you see filters that the acidic fumes from the batteries. Each cap tops a cell. The little stick on top indicates the liquid level inside the cell. After about a month, the levels go down in some of the caps and I call the local shop to come and top-up distilled water. Basically the water evaporates whereas the acid is still there, so they fill in distilled water. I could do this myself, but the local shop does it for about $1 so I just let the experts handle it :).

  3. Re:Shill detected by mukund · · Score: 3, Informative · on UPS Setup For a Small/Mid-Size Company?

    Here they are: inverter1.jpg, inverter2.jpg

    I'm sorry it's pretty dusty, but this has been exposed to the elements for the past year. It has to be kept outside because of the lead-acid batteries, which need to be ventilated. The stand is an old TV stand reused to host this. The inverter is on top. The batteries are at the bottom.

    The little yellow alien looking caps that you see filters that the acidic fumes from the batteries. Each cap tops a cell. The little stick on top indicates the liquid level inside the cell. After about a month, the levels go down in some of the caps and I call the local shop to come and top-up distilled water. Basically the water evaporates whereas the acid is still there, so they fill in distilled water. I could do this myself, but the local shop does it for about $1 so I just let the experts handle it :).

  4. Re:Sorted results by popularity are now available. by Janek+Kozicki · · Score: 1 · on GIMP 2.2 Splash Screen Contest Revisited
    Not exactly. I've viewed this page 10minutes ago, and scrolled through it, rather carefully. Then I refreshed it again, and suddenly a new (very pretty) image was on the top, with 70 votes, while I didn't notice it at all previously (so it surely wasn't in the first 20).

    Oh, now this image has 79, too bad it's not my favorite. Voting goes on fast, there :)

  5. Vote for mine by ICECommander · · Score: 1 · on GIMP 2.2 Splash Screen Contest Revisited

    Done entirely in MS Paint.

    Vote for mine here.

  6. Amazingly stupid web page design by ceenvee703 · · Score: 1 · on GIMP 2.2 Splash Screen Contest Revisited

    Namely, putting all 666+ splash images ON A SINGLE PAGE! http://www.mukund.org/temp/gimp/judge/all.php

    Even if 1/10th of them were worth displaying (which they're not), that's still too many to put on a single page. And people wonder why The GIMP is still looked down upon...