M0ther, is the name of our Simulation Tank and the Servers that run it.  That's typed  MZEROther.  

M0ther, is virtual network, sealed off from the world, for testing and simulations.   In Computer Dudes main office, it has its own routers, domains, and network segments.  For most projects M0ther does not have Internet or other access to outside the network.

M0ther, is separate so nothing gets In or Out.  ;)

Purpose?  
We use it for all sorts of things from the mundane, like working out a Microsoft or other OS error, to the advanced like setting up workstation/server demonstrations.   Research as well.   Programming and testing viruses too. 

M0ther, is for our corporate and research clients but our residential and small business clients benefit from our research as well    What can M0ther do for you?  - CorpRattX  

Want to stop Microsoft, Google, Corporate America, and Government Agencies, from easily tracking your web-surfing or online habits?

Tor is a "Secure Browser" that keeps most companies and government agencies out of your business.   Just download and install a free copy from the link below.
Download Tor. https://www.torproject.org

Use it for functions you would rather keep private. ;)T

Tallahassee, Florida
August 20th, 2018

The Computer Dudes, Inc have upgraded their basic website to the E107 CMS.

E107 is a Content Management System type website.  That means it has a basic website framework and all the other functions are modular.

A modular type website system provides security and compartmentalization of a websites services and functions.  The main benefit being that if your website has a coding error or is under attack only one part of your website is down.  There are lots of other benefits, especially being able to use and modify working modules written by others.

E107 started out with a bunch of Gamers creating modular websites for their games and gaming "clans."   It has always been part of the open source movement with everything being free to download or even to re-code and upload as a new version.

That is how Computer Dudes ran across them, many of us played CounterStrike, TeamFortress, Quake III and many others "back in the day."   That's how many computer professionals learned networking, servers and programming, because they were setting up their own game servers.  Good times. :)

For more or to download check out:  https://www.e107.org/