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RE: 1000th star on Github meetup - DiamondToaster - 08-05-2015
If you guys need someone to host the server, I have extra hardware laying around. I gotta get my old server back up anyways.
RE: 1000th star on Github meetup - SamJBarney - 08-05-2015
We could just meet up on missingchair's server for it, since it is already up.
RE: 1000th star on Github meetup - sphinxc0re - 08-06-2015
I like the idea of putting us all on a server for faking a real Cuberite conference
Yeah! Someone build a podium and the devs and maintainers do a huge panel alltogether!
RE: 1000th star on Github meetup - sphinxc0re - 11-21-2015
So... seems like this is getting closer. Any ideas?
RE: 1000th star on Github meetup - Schwertspize - 11-21-2015
hmmm I could host the server, we could build it together. I think I can ask teamspeak for a NPL and everyone install TeamSpeak. I think this will be a cool event
RE: 1000th star on Github meetup - DrMasik - 11-21-2015
You can use RaidCall (http://www.raidcall.com/download.html?lang=en) and do not needed to build dedicated server for it.
RE: 1000th star on Github meetup - sphinxc0re - 11-21-2015
What's a NPL? And does anyone have a different opinion on this?
RE: 1000th star on Github meetup - Schwertspize - 11-22-2015
non profit license. unlicensed is max 32 ppl, non profit is free too, but has AFAIK >100 slots
RE: 1000th star on Github meetup - DrMasik - 11-22-2015
Your server will be able to provide the link speed for the normal communication? Are you calculate?
RE: 1000th star on Github meetup - Schwertspize - 11-22-2015
if we think of a perfect connection for my server, then 1gbit would be 125.000KB and what's the traffic for one user? standard around 5KB but if you raise it to 50, you can still hold 2.500 clients. if we take 1/100 of my gigabit Ethernet, we have still enough bandwidth.
edit: but NPL license has a limit of 512 connections, that would result in 250KB per second and user