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blog.thestateofme.com | ||
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barrenfrozenwasteland.com
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| | | | | I've been looking for a while for a machine that can run a RAID array, giving me somewhere to put my media and backups that wont lose everything if a hard disk dies. My real problem when looking for something that fits my needs is price. There's plenty of capable devices out there, but they tend to get expensive quickly - a Drobo or multi-disk NAS box can set you back £300 before you've bought any disks. | |
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blog.patshead.com
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| | | | | Am I trying to win Brian Moses's DIY NAS 2023 giveaway?! Have you seen this thing? It looks both amazing and adorable, and it packs so much ... | |
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serialized.net
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| | | | | I recently started to really need more disk around the house. More specifically, reliable disk. Now that we're starting to take photos of our son, and to shoot video, and do to all of this at relatively high resolution (I love our 30D in RAW, but those files aren't small) I wanted storage and I wanted it RAID'ed. My network at the moment consists of: 2 laptops a Mac Mini working as a media center an airport extreme Very clean and simple. | |
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www.pcgamer.com
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| | | Unfortunately, only a fraction of GPUs used for mining are up to the task. | ||
