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Joe Middleton SSC Enthusiast Points: 106 More actions · Answer 1

I have 100GB plus as 30GB Scratch drive on a G4 (the "tower") PowerMac.

Edward W. Stanley SSCertifiable Points: 6512 More actions · Answer 2

I'm glad to be back. I needed to swim back and I never saved anything for the trip. I was happy to amuse. If your going to set up them up that easy I'm bound to swing at them (re... storage at home)...

My ring is finally recharged and clutter pushed aside. I did lose alot of data/ pictures a few years a ago. But got over it, sometimes you just have to let go.

Finished rolling out all the co's new infrastructure and work process auditing systems. Just going through the debugging stages.

Home on the other hand, could use a ladies touch...

but actually onto the subject at hand....

Power quality issues and heat and enviornmental issues usually detract from me seriously looking beyond, DVD / CD solutions.

There are some internet solutions out there, but not suiting my purposes.

My work accomodates my backups of storage. Since I built them, I should get 'some perks'. And If my 2 TB + raid 10 breaks down and I lose everything i'll have bigger problems than whether my holiday pictures to niagara falls are gone a miss.

Summer90 SSC-Dedicated Points: 32891 More actions · Answer 3

The BIGGER question should be... what in the world are all of you folks saving on drives ???? Songs, pictures, TV shows, movies, data of what .......

Edward W. Stanley SSCertifiable Points: 6512 More actions · Answer 4

I'm saving the results of Pi. Everytime it fills up I have to buy new drives.

Eventually I'll get to the last digit.

DavidL Hall of Fame Points: 3582 More actions · Answer 5

Well, I think this is the first time I am really, truly, completely different.

I have no computer at home. I don't have any email, television reception, cell phone reception, zero, nada. When we get bored I'll drive 20 minutes to the (local!) video (yes, video) rental store and find something to watch, but it isn't often.

I spend my entire working day with my face in a computer screen -- I'm dba/developer for a fast growing medium sized manufacturing company, but still very active in the production side of our company (beer).

We live in the mountains, in total beauty and quiet and the last thing I want to do at home is look at another screen. I guess I'm lucky!

DL

Edward W. Stanley SSCertifiable Points: 6512 More actions · Answer 6

Oh god, it's the unibomber. Just remember not to look up (enemy of the state), I'm sure they will find you before beer-thirty.

DavidL Hall of Fame Points: 3582 More actions · Answer 7

DavidL

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January 26, 2007 at 10:19 am

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Ha Ha!! Cheers.

Steve Jones - SSC Editor SSC Guru Points: 736494 More actions · Answer 8

David, good for you. Have to say I like my media. Not too much stuff I watch, but sports, a few shows a week and some movies here and there are a nice way to relax.

Bob Hoffman-209065 Hall of Fame Points: 3224 More actions · Answer 9

I use a Thinclient with 1 gig of ram that connects via fiber to a online server with personal storage of 10TB.

Wait, this isn't a fantasy question?

Sorry.

Follow up question:

Would you use M$ new Windows Home Server product to centralize and perhaps simplify all home storage needs?

<http://www.winsupersite.com/reviews/whs_preview.asp>

I would like a Thinclient based home server network and get rid of all the PC's and the required upkeep and other problems they cause.

mingjian si SSC Enthusiast Points: 141 More actions · Answer 10

Main PC (Entertainment/Gaming/Development)

160GBx3, 250GBx1, 40GBx1

SqlServer PC (SqlServer 2005 Dev version)

160GBx1

Laptop

40GB

and 4 more USB2 External Hd with Total capacity of 200GB

yet with of my craps, I am still running out of HD space. DVD burners are useless, especially when u need to burn 500GB worth of stuff, be easier to buy a new HD and add them to pc until the power supply craps out, then buy a new power supply.

JEFF BUETTLER-381705 SSC Enthusiast Points: 118 More actions · Answer 11

My PC has a measely 80GB while my wife and kids have 160GB and my in-laws have 100GB and a 40GB external storage drive. All on the same net.

Yelena Varshal SSC-Dedicated Points: 34286 More actions · Answer 12

The questions should be:

How do you manage so much data? How often do you suppose you will revisit any give file? How do you back up your data and to what media? Do you have an off-site storage? How do you upgrade your files? For example if the next version of the software, like Microsoft Excel or Access will upgrade files or it will be a new format on your MP3 files, how are you planning to uograde your many-GBs?

Regards,Yelena Varsha

dpuza@hotmail.com SSC Enthusiast Points: 122 More actions · Answer 13

900GB RAID 5 on the home "file server"

http://www.flickr.com/photos/dpuza/sets/72157594151531104/

(have added a drive since the pictures were taken)

Clive Chinery SSCrazy Points: 2563 More actions · Answer 14

450 GB on my new server

40 Gb on each of my laptops

200 Gb by USB connect HDD

150Gb on my Wide PC

and 2 * 200 Gb awaitiing installation into older PCs upon their rebuild.

TomBrattin SSCrazy Points: 2436 More actions · Answer 15

350GB - Wife's PC

50GB - My Laptop

3TB RAID 1 on VMWare host

2.5TB Backup server