Posts Tagged ‘Windows Home Server

In a conversation with a friend this week, I realized that I have mastered a very dark art. I have figured out how to move around between many computers, using them frequently, while never being without my data and information regardless of the computer, the operating system, the browser and the like. I am not [...]

You don’t think of it, you don’t want to. I have hundreds of gigs of data on my network at home. I am double and triple backed up with most things, but only among computers that are here. I would rather not even jinx myself by saying “What if I had a house fire?” So [...]

I would like to thank Paul Murphy for his comment on my recent Windows Home Server post. It was interesting enough that I thought it warranted stepping into the dark and nefarious world of “The Linux Debate” for a little real world comparison. The comment to “Thoughts on Windows Home Server” goes like this: Nice [...]

This week I was lucky enough to acquire a brand new Acer h340 Windows Home Server at a great price. I quickly got it home and set it up and so far I am pretty impressed. I thought I would share my ideas here for those of you who are thinking about taking the step [...]


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