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Mathew Kilham SSC Journeyman Points: 88 More actions · Answer 1

Server: 1.25TB (6 disk RAID-5)

Desktop: 140GB (2 disk RAID-0) + 80GB

Laptop: 60GB

Asterisk: 8GB

Steve Harris-216672 Grasshopper Points: 17 More actions · Answer 2

10 TB in two 5 TB - Raid 5 configurations

(5 TB useable that it is backed up nightly to disk, hence the other 5 TB)

Mostly music, pictures and home videos.

Japie Botma SSCrazy Points: 2990 More actions · Answer 3

Mine: 300GB (Systems and Games)

My son: 600GB (Games, Movies & Music)

5ilverFox
Consulting DBA / Developer
South Africa

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

Edward W. Stanley

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January 29, 2007 at 7:12 am

#686127

I use the Force.

fruitloop SSC Enthusiast Points: 156 More actions · Answer 5

I have a wee 60GB Disk, the big problem is backing up all of my Wifes Photos.

Takes 20 CD's just for that, will have to splash out on a DVD-R or something else.

Kindest Regards,

Brandon

dclark SSC Eights! Points: 843 More actions · Answer 6

I have a PC XT with a 20 MB hard drive and twin 5.25 floppy drives.

Ninja's_RGR'us SSC Guru Points: 294069 More actions · Answer 7

Ninja's_RGR'us

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January 29, 2007 at 3:27 pm

#686302

And here's our winner .

Bob Hoffman-209065 Hall of Fame Points: 3224 More actions · Answer 8

Wait, I can beat that...

I have a VIC 20 with 2 each 8mb and 1 each 16mb expansion cards (mounted on a homemade expansion board no less) and a (cassette) tape drive for storage using 10 min long tapes.

It connects to the internet with a 300 baud modem.

But it doesn't really matter, I have no browser for it and my compuserve account stopped working several years ago for some reason...

And the days of dial up BBS are just about gone, at least for me anyway.

Kevin Brown-242904 SSCommitted Points: 1878 More actions · Answer 9

I believe Vonage + Modem = a way to connec to one of the few remaining dial-up BBSs

of course... you could always telnet...

And with luck find a BBS that someone other then the person running it still uses.

Oh.. and I still have a handful of XT level machines laying around... I had an old Tandy CoCo3 until recently.... Granted, I can't remember the last time I actually took any of those things out of storage, and attached power to them...

Edward W. Stanley SSCertifiable Points: 6512 More actions · Answer 10

I also keep about a dozen pens and pencils around with about half dozen reams of paper, just in case.

Kevin Brown-242904 SSCommitted Points: 1878 More actions · Answer 11

I prefer to keep an inkwell handy, then all I need to do is go out in the back yard, and pluck a tail-feather off a turkey.

now... what will the next step of retro be?

gshouse Say Hey Kid Points: 664 More actions · Answer 12

gshouse

Say Hey Kid

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January 30, 2007 at 8:37 am

#686469

Me have mud.

Me have stick.

What more me need?

Bob Hoffman-209065 Hall of Fame Points: 3224 More actions · Answer 13

Me have secure storage

Me have cave to store mud and stick

Look at animal photo collection me ancestors stored on cave wall long time ago

Cave store is good

CD is bad

Edward W. Stanley SSCertifiable Points: 6512 More actions · Answer 14

ntbackup backup "@C:\Program Files\Windows NT\ntbackup\data\mud_stick2stone_chisel.bks" /j "1stBackupEver job" /t "Shushy Command Line tips1" /n "SQLSERVERCENTRAL Backup Job Version1"

this command line keeps asking me to format cave wall ...

Bob Hoffman-209065 Hall of Fame Points: 3224 More actions · Answer 15

problem is @C is not correct. not invented yet.

Should be @cave:...