The very first server we ever commissioned was today taken out of the data-center and retired. kiwi.xeriom.net (or marmaduke.xeriom.net as it was known before 2005) provided three years of brilliant service, first as a shared hosting node and later as a log server. I personally spent hours playing with the box, trying to get everything just so and it was a great bit of kit.
Thank you little dude. It's been a blast.
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Craig Webster is a software engineer living in London. He usually works with Ruby although sometimes he sneaks in some Erlang or JavaScript. He's into rock climbing, snowboarding, skating, photography and fencing. Yes, this does mean he has a sword.
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