I’m just sitting at my PC trying to unwind from a very stressful day at work. Don’t feel like firing up the MacBook just to listen to iTunes, and I don’t have the iTunes library on the WHS set back up yet, which is what my PC connects to, so … Continue reading
Thanks to Best Buy’s dirt cheap price on an external 1TB drive (although the price of dirt is often relative) I was able to add enough space back into the server last night to get all the data back on the shares. So I started the last 500GB of data … Continue reading
Well, I wish my server rebuild had only taken 9-12 hours. So far, it has taken me 29 hours to backup up the data, re-install Windows Home Server, and start moving the data back into the shares. Of course, until the new drive shows up on Thursday, there isn’t enough … Continue reading
Today’s upgrade to the Windows Home Server was supposed to be very simple. It wasn’t really even an upgrade, all I needed to do was install the multi-drive racks in the case, and move one existing hard drive into one rack, to prepare for future upgrades. Since I was moving … Continue reading
As some of you know, I love entertainment. Music, movies, TV shows, books, I love them all. I have no problem finding ways to entertain myself. A while ago, I started the process of digitizing my DVD movie collection, along with setting up a home theater PC. A few months … Continue reading
Microsoft recently released a new product called Windows Home Server. It is built on the core of Windows Server 2003, with some functions removed and others added. WHS is meant to serve as a central hub in your home for photos, music, and documents, and includes the ability to back … Continue reading
Well, I resisted for a while, but I finally “drank the koolaid” as the saying goes, and I bought an iPhone. (The koolaid saying is a reference to the Jonestown-I think it was Jonestown-cult that knowingly drank poisoned koolaid because their leader said so.) I have been in the market … Continue reading
A little note on iWeb: When you’re used to hand-coding everything, a drag-and-drop editor is really nice and easy. Until you need to add some actual code because iWeb can’t handle what you want the page to do. Then it becomes very annoying, because there is no built-in way to … Continue reading