Eventually all my systems (including the Cellar) will be in a colocation space in Ambler, and I'll routinely need to upload gigabytes worth of song and video files to it for itsaboutmusic.net.

You sly dog, you. :lol:
Of course you'll have the keys to the henhouse.

Howzat?

Master of the domain('s) , King of the castle , et , all . :compute:
O- Great Lord of the relm !!!! :king: :king:
We are :notworthy :notworthy to question WHY you need ALL that band width !!!

:whip: :whip: Shame on you Bruce for Dareing to question UT !!!!

:lol: :lol:

You'll actually have unrestricted access to all that material. Gives me goosebumps. :biggrin:
Hey, somebody has to do it. Keeps him humble. I'm just a backup for Katkeeper, Jax, Pearl and Bean.

I already do have access to the whole itsaboutmusic.com catalog B... it sits here on a server five feet away! I've started working with the gent who owns it more closely. I get 10% of the royalties from this label so it makes sense for me to try to make it succeed. So far we remain poor so the humility comes in bunches.

That's the guy with the buttons, at the Point. right? :question:

Yep. He has 230 artists but because he doesn't ask any artist for their publishing*, he only makes a small amount on each sale.

Did I say he, I meant we.

*this means he is the only honest person in the business, you understand, which is why I want to join him

Brave new world eh? Have you heard anything about this? (I'm guessing you don't have one since it's new, right?)

My router is the old reliable D-Link.

Service is still awesome, but Verizon hasn't figured out that I have their plan. Although I've had it for over a year, they constantly try to sell me on it. They've sent a mailer every week, called me twice, and sent two people to the door.

Talk about a hard sell - even buying the product doesn't keep 'em away. :thepain:

I'll bet, if they offer *Internet Access* free from spam, porn, queers, pedophiles and Satan worshipers, they would do a land office business.:(