http://web.archive.org/web/200310201441 ... no-ip.com/
Unfortunately most pages don't load and lots of elements are broken (so if anyone can find them, post them). There is even an archived copy from 8-13-03, page date updated shows 8/8/03.... that's wild. Basically I ran what is now known as the Showcase section, I collected cannon information (images, designs, plans, etc) and wrote text from the builder and myself regarding the cannon. Called it The Spud Cannon Database in order to make an archive of cannon design and progression over the years. Considering the technology that some cannons use today... I think "The Database" is indeed serving it's purpose very well. Builds have advanced an incredible amount that was never before seen without the collaboration and history that SpudFiles has been able to bring.
This means that I've been running SpudFiles (aka The Spud Cannon Database way back then) since I was 14 (was on SpudTech at 13). This also means that we are almost at our 10th birthday. Wow... 10 years of doing this... all because of seeing this stuff on an episode of "The Screen Savers" for whoever remembers that show.
I may be quiet sometimes but I'm never gone (life has a way of throwing you all over the place), I'm still in the finalizing stages of a new SpudFiles revision. I am hoping to make "the database" more refined and expanded to cover everything we have now, along with adding a great deal of power and features for the forum it's self. Stay tuned
