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To: budman_2001
The server is down. I guess Freepers crashed it. Considering its on a college we know the connection is good enough to support a link here. The real question is how well does the cpu work under real world stresses? This server with a few more key advancements could make the internet a lot more of a fun place. :)
32 posted on 03/19/2002 9:24:08 PM PST by Libertarian_4_eva
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To: Libertarian_4_eva
Its been down a l-o-n-g time I think. I'm baffled how this thread even began now.


All the web-pages you can access from this on-line iPic demonstration link are served directly from the iPic match-head web-server. This includes all the text and HTML file, pictures, java applets and midi files.

The iPic demo server is connected by a serial link, which is currently experiencing a load upto its full design capacity.

Note: 1 Sep 1999: The iPic web-server is currently off-line, it will be back shortly. Meantime, please visit the mirror site below.

During the times when the iPic server is inaccesible, please try this mirror link, the file contents in the mirror are identical to that on the iPic chip. (The mirror is on a regular web-server).


Please bookmark or pass-on the URL shown below

http://www-ccs.cs.umass.edu/~shri/iPic.html

in preference to the link to the PIC (in "demo" above), or any of the links from the PIC chip itself. The little PIC chip has been temporarily installed at its current location, and is likely to be moved around sometime.

The URL given in the cnn.com story is incorrect. That link should be corrected as below.

http://www-ccs.cs.umass.edu/~shri/iPic.html


Thank you for visiting!

33 posted on 03/19/2002 9:28:33 PM PST by budman_2001
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