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{ | {{Taninfobox | ||
| | |tanname= Windows Server 2003-tan | ||
| | |image= server.jpg | ||
|cname= Saba | |||
|alias= Windows 2003 Server, Windows .NET Server, Whistler Server | |||
| Windows | |creator= Unknown | ||
|debut= Unknown | |||
| Unknown | |osper= Windows Server 2003 | ||
| | |osdev= Microsoft | ||
|reldate= March 28, 2003 | |||
|lastrel= vSP2 RC (November 15, 2006) | |||
|fnote= | |||
| Windows 2003 | }} | ||
| Microsoft | |||
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'''2003 Server''' is often portrayed as being half-girl, half-fish, with an ethernet hub as a bonnet on her head. Other versions show her as a girl with a short white skirt and a vest-style top with a long tail in the back (usually with a bow) and Windows four-square logo pins in the bow at her neck and on the tail. In some forms, she has a belt made from ethernet cable wrapped around her waist. Saba is a pun: in Japanese, the word for server is pronounced saaba, while saba is the word for mackerel. | '''2003 Server''' is often portrayed as being half-girl, half-fish, with an ethernet hub as a bonnet on her head. Other versions show her as a girl with a short white skirt and a vest-style top with a long tail in the back (usually with a bow) and Windows four-square logo pins in the bow at her neck and on the tail. In some forms, she has a belt made from ethernet cable wrapped around her waist. Saba is a pun: in Japanese, the word for server is pronounced saaba, while saba is the word for mackerel. | ||