I once saw a website with hundreds of pictures of the bonfire and the collapse. Does anyone have the address?

If you are on campus I heard somting about them being on the Hub. But I dont even know what that is so I dont know if that helps.

ive got a tim lapse of '94 and i think i have some pics of 99 ill have to look. Ive also got that "engineering disasters" episode.

Its probably the DC++ hub, but I'm off campus so I don't know how to access it.

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Its probably the DC++ hub, but I'm off campus so I don't know how to access it.

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There's nobody on campus now to serve files, so I don't think you'd have much luck anyway.

But I do know that the Squadron 16 website (sq-16.tamu.edu) has a bunch of photos.

Thanks

There are a load of old army bonfire pictures on the hub. Search old army bonfire and limit it to directories. I have the folder on my computer, I run the same nickname here as on the hub. There's a bunch of other people that have them too most of them that I know have them are crocker.

is there a way to access the hub off campus?

yes, you can get a piece of software called a VPN. Just google it, you'll find it, and it will allow you to acces DC++ from off campus. Connection speed is a lot slower though.

antique tractor boy.
but I just tried to access it and it appears to be offline

its Christmas break, no one is on campus

if you visit the resnet site resnet.tamu.edu and click on one of the help links on the left it should take you to the computer services help website. Look around there for VPN. Windows already has VPN built in, it just needs to be set up. There are other third party VPN clients available though.

All you need to do is find the VPN download, I'm pretty sure its still there haven't checked it in a while. And run it and it should set everything up for you.

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