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in reply to ndfree

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Nanook

@ndfree Yea we were forced to get rid of IRC when Electric Lightwave, where we had our equipment co-located, sold out to Citizens and they replaced all the solid Juniper routers with shitty Ciscos and kept getting flooded off the net. They were then bought out by Integra, which I don't know what it stands for but certainly not Integrity, so we had to move and moved into an Isomedia facility. It's now sold two or three times so far so good but pricing is getting less attractive so may be forced to move again. I have my own address space though so at least all we have to do is physically move equipment. It is funny though when we moved into Isomedia they were using Linux boxes as routers, when they merged with another company they put in Ciscos, and now the current company replaced the shitty Cisco's with Junipers so we've come full circle in that sense.
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Kinda wondered. Did all the IRC cos. get gobbled up? I bet IRC connected more people to artists they never heard of than any other media, including radio. And if you found something you liked, the person's list had all the info. You didnt have to try & write it down before you forgot it. I bought more CDs in those download years in the late 90s than I ever had. & quit immediately when they started sueing grandmothers & babies for having d/l'd music go across their AOL account (usually without their knowledge.)

How about video or podcast hosting? Ive been thinking of doing that - bible podcasts with a contrarian viewpoint. Cpanel?

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