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lowendmac.com
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| | | | | Back in the days of late PowerPC, Apple released a DTK which looked like a Power Mac G5 on the outside, but was actually a modified Intel Pentium 4 machine. Fast forward to the Apple Silicon transition, Apple released another one to developers on a loan-basis, with an A12Z chip in it. If you were [...] | |
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sookocheff.com
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| | | | | In order to have a home server you need the server. That is, you need the hardware. You could probably find all sorts of information comparing performance, power consumption, and cost for an assortment of different parts (check tomshardware.com or do some intense [Googling][2]). Or, you can trust that I've done my research and go with the same setup as me. | |
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initialcharge.net
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| | | | | In late 2006 I purchased a base model MacBook with a 1.83GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 512MB of RAM, and a 60GB hard drive. Apple made a big deal about how upgradable these machines were - the memory slots and hard drive were accessible behind a metal plate inside the battery compartment. I upgraded the [...] | |
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daenney.github.io
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| | | I blog about what catches my fancy | ||