RTB Dedicated Hosting Service - Service Closing

[nerraD]

no they don't, windows takes up enough ram as it is, it's most likely a Linux or a mac server.

What's RAM supposed to do with how stable Blockland's dedicated server is on windows?

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[Ben Grapevine]

What's RAM supposed to do with how stable Blockland's dedicated server is on windows?

Memory hogging = not good

[nerraD]

Memory hogging = not good

ofc but even if windows hogs memory it's /stable/

[Frontier Psychiatrist]

How can I gift service to another person? Is there any way to send a timecode to an unregistered person?

[nerraD]

How can I gift service to another person? Is there any way to send a timecode to an unregistered person?

kalph lol

[Rub]

How can I gift service to another person? Is there any way to send a timecode to an unregistered person?

Not at the moment, PM me and I'll sort this out though.

[-Jetz-]

no they don't, windows takes up enough ram as it is, it's most likely a Linux or a mac server.

==>echo(getOSLong());
Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard Edition (build 7600), 64-bit

Mystery solved.

[nerraD]

Mystery solved.

I thought Lub was using Windows 7 Home Premium...

[Greek2me]

I thought Lub was using Windows 7 Home Premium...

That is the server's OS..

[Maxwell23461]

Mystery solved.

woah what windows has a server edition?!

[DontCare4Free]

woah what windows has a server edition?!

Yes.

2003 and 2003R2 - XP
2008 - Vista
2008R2 - 7
2012 - 8

[Ipquarx]

woah what windows has a server edition?!

There are windows servers based on NT, XP, and win-8.

ninja'd

[DontCare4Free]

There are windows servers based on NT, XP, and win-8.

ninja'd

There are also for the other NT-based ones, but those were basically "Windows XXX Server Edition".

[Chrono]

no they don't, windows takes up enough ram as it is, it's most likely a Linux or a mac server.

Are you loving kidding me?

Not only do Macs use up more RAM because they preload a bunch of stuff (explains why your programs start up faster!), but RAM is barely even an issue unless you have a computer from like, 2003. Blockland has a memory limit. It really doesn't matter if a Windows computer had 16 GBs of RAM and used 10 GB of that. It wouldn't affect Blockland's stability in the slightest.

[Kalphiter]

Lag spike on ny02! Uhoh!