Hi CuSO4,

Long time no see! :D
I really miss seeing you, Chris, Donny, Philip and the others a lot...
I think it was the only benefit of me making regular visits to Hong Kong every few
months. ;)

I resigned from Ulead last year just before the InterVideo takeover.
Afterwards, I moved to Vancouver and landed a job at Electronic Arts Canada.

I was using dedicated servers in Taiwan when the local Internet revolution was just
starting to take off.
Needless to say, it was pretty much a touch-and-go experience in the first three years.

Lots of issues, but the ISP staff was friendly and always ready to help.
After three years, bad things started to happen.
I found myself I was spending more and more of my time repairing and making sure my
Web sites were operational than designing new pages. :(
I ended up moving nearly all of my pages back to my university's account, which unfortunately
has a 100MB quota.
So I haven't done much design work in the last five years.

How about you? :)
What have you guys been up to?

CheerS!
Aubrey


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> From: cuso4@cuso4.com [mailto:cuso4@cuso4.com]
Sent: Monday, February 20, 2006 12:54 AM
To: seiyuu@usagi.org
Subject: [seiyuu:26075] Re: The Seiyuu pages have adverts..


> From: "Aubrey "Sasami-chan" Chen" <b4506062@csie.ntu.edu.tw>

Sasami-chan !!!   Long time no see!  You still stay in TW ?

>I know just how difficult it is to maintain a quality, massive content-driven
>Web site.
>Heaven know how many times I've changed servers.
>I have given up updating my sites because of the constant hassle of having
>my page updates involuntarily removed, having the entire sites deleted
without
>prior notification, and getting monthly notices of how much bandwidth my
>sites were consuming.

Were you using hosted dedicated server or virtual servers ?

I have 3 virtual servers.  2 in the States and 1 in Japan.  All
3 are running smoothly without my intervention.  But of course 
the traffics to my site are not that high...

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