Stanley is currently running on an old version of the.earth.li. It was donated in Summer 2007, when the.earth.li was upgraded. It's a 1GHz PIII, with 2GB RAM, 4 18GB SCSI and 1 250GB IDE drives.

It is currently hosted by Community Internet in their office in Kidlington. It provides primary DNS for Compsoc and provides us with a base outside the limitations of the Oxford academic network, and also runs OxLUG's mailing lists.

The original stanley

Stanley was donated to Compsoc by the Department of Astrophysics in Hilary 2005. It's a dual 1 GHz PIII with 1GB of RAM and 2x18GB SCA disks. It was originally a cluster node as part of the 64-node Linux beowulf cluster 'glamdring' used for Theoretical Astrophysics simulations.

It was replaced in Trinity 2007 by old urchin.earth.li hardware, which was kindly loaned to Compsoc. Old-urchin was a 700 MHz PIII with 1GB RAM and 2 120GB IDE drives.