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    T3h 1337 N00b kryptonic's Avatar
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    Windows xp system uptime

    Surprisingly I have been running Windows XP for "20 days, 19 hours, 55 miniutes, 34 seconds"

    All I have to say is WOW....lol

    Can anyone beat that.
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    the most i got is 129 days before
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    Nice.

    WOW 129 days that is unheard of lol.

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    That means that someone isn't patching...
    I never get past a month.

    When I'm not using my PC, I'll put it in standby. So, technically, it's not shutdown, but it's not "on" either. Would that be considered "uptime"?
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    I guess that it counts. Its still running just not "on".

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    Any Windows will happily run for a year or so.. As long as you don't try to run any other software on it..
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    Can anyone explain why you would want your machine "up" for that length of time?

    Do you pay the electricity bills?

    Do you have the faintest idea of health and safety?

    Do you care about your environment and the legacy you are creating?

    Or is it just the usual pathetic grade school "bragging rights"?

    I await intelligent responses with interest

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    Can anyone explain why you would want your machine "up" for that length of time?
    I do for one box because that is my file/print server and remote access machine. I also seed torrents from that box.

    Do you pay the electricity bills?
    Yes, unfortunately.

    Do you have the faintest idea of health and safety?
    It's no longer safe to keep you're PC on? News to me...

    Do you care about your environment and the legacy you are creating?
    Don't understand how much damage you can do...

    Or is it just the usual pathetic grade school "bragging rights"?
    I wasn't bragging... but I do have a want (not need) for as much uptime as possible. The only time I'll turn that box off is if I'm going camping or going to be away in an area where I know I won't need remote access. That only happens maybe half a dozen times a year. I have to be away for at least a weekend. If I'm only gone one day... I'll leave it on.

    I await intelligent responses with interest
    Never said they were intelligent. But they ARE responses.
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    usually my xp can stand up 1 month average ~ it not goes down due to XP failure (usually) - instead it goes due to power failures.


    About nihil questions:

    Can anyone explain why you would want your machine "up" for that length of time?

    p2p (bt & e-mule) 24x7 seeding and sharing here.

    Do you pay the electricity bills?
    yes. But its very cheap here
    Do you have the faintest idea of health and safety?
    Those computers are in a room. Usually dark (and unattended). They have all kind of protection, including gas...something lightning protection. No fire danger here.

    Do you care about your environment and the legacy you are creating?
    Bah, we dont use fossile fuels or related to generate eletricity here. 90% of power are generated by water falls... So, i'm cool about that

    Or is it just the usual pathetic grade school "bragging rights"?
    I left school a looooooooong time ago

    I await intelligent responses with interest

    You better have a coffee to wait one :P
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    Quote Originally Posted by cacosapo

    Do you care about your environment and the legacy you are creating?
    Bah, we dont use fossile fuels or related to generate eletricity here. 90% of power are generated by water falls... So, i'm cool about that
    That is VERY cool...

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