[mlkfaa] - 1Timestones's Album

[Numa]

ThanksxD

[iheartart132]

Can you help me out? Comment on this link please
http://fav.me/d8mfj66

[Numa]

http://www.mylionking.com/fan/art/Artis ... work=20783 C:

[Numa]

http://www.mylionking.com/fan/art/Artis ... work=20855

[iheartart132]

Did taco leave?

[FeatheredSeclude]

I dunno, Tako replied to me earlier today?
Why you ask?

[snowflake754]

http://www.mylionking.com/fan/art/Artis ... work=21057 A gift for ya, but it's still a work in progress. And sorry it's a little dark, I will try to up the exposure a bit.

[NalasSon]

For some reason I wasn't able to reply to your comment on my journal entry. But I'll try again here.

My site is completely free to join and upload to. Any feline related art is definitely allowed.

As for my server, I use an old computer running a clean install of Window XP Pro. I have Apache server installed to run my website(s).

I briefly experimented with Linux based servers, but they all required more resources than this old computer had. Running your own server is definitely the cost executive way to host a website. I only pay for the domain name(tlkfanart.com) from GoDaddy.com.

[FeatheredSeclude]

Noticed that, XD

That's cool!
Umm, how memory does your server have?
Or is it cloud-based for storing site files?

I use a Win XP Pro Sp2 desktop and a Win 7 Sp1 laptop, I got them using smb to the other to use files across the other.
Even got phones and consoles into the loop. XD

I'll have to look that up, Apache. My only issue/question is memory store-location.

I'm learning a whole mix of programing languages/all self-taught due to not being able to school for several reasons.
MIPS, CSS, java, html, bbcode, ASM, php, etc

Linux to me="fried brain"
I do not like manually adding registry entries
Had to do it once with my win7 pc that BSOD during an update.
16 hours later I got it to boot.

[NalasSon]

That is so cool that you're learning all those languages! My website is built using PHP, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. All of which (except JavaScript) where self taught. Programming can be a lot of fun and very rewarding. It gives you a much better sense of how computers work.

My server currently only has 1 GB of memory, but as the site grows I will most likely need to upgrade that.

I have used Linux a few times for personal use. I have found that I like openSUSE the best. I do agree that manually adding registry entries can be a pain, but it opens you up for a higher level of control of your system.