Fury-Tech.com has been operating for three years with one goal in mind: to share
knowledge and experiences in the tech world and have some fun while we're doing it!
Actually, the roots of FT go back to nearly 1998, when I was getting more familiar with
HTML and started maintaining a small web site on a free host somewhere to share small
write-ups, images, links, and whatever else I had. Back then free hosts were
all the rage and easy to find, but eventually I got bored and started my own Slackware Linux
server. After migrating my little web site to the new server and obtaining a dynamic
DNS address somewhere, I started getting into Perl with a vengeance. After developing an
entire bulletin board system (which by today's standards wouldn't exactly knock vBull out
of the market, but I'm telling you I lived and breathed this thing for almost a year :)),
I had a disaster.
A severe power surge in my apartment somehow wiped out the motherboard, hard drive, RAM,
and the spare drive I was keeping (very intermittent) backups stored on.
So at this point I was basically back to square one. But I had also been playing with this
language called PHP at the time, and it was really sweet. So I moved on. :)
This basically marked the beginning of what would come to be known as Fury-Tech today,
as I slowly built up my site again and in my extreme enthusiasm for hardware purchased
a little domain called www.fury-tech.com. Years later, FT is hosted on a quad-Xeon with 8GB
of RAM in Detroit (not my living room!). And it has developed a wonderful and fun niche in
the hardware community.
This site has been a project of passion and enthusiasm, and we have expanded to nearly 40,000
page views every month from search related traffic and enthusiasts sharing our site around
the world.
Thanks for visiting Fury-Tech.com, and enjoy your stay.
