I'm curious what methods you GFY'ers are using for data management.... do you still have shit burned to cd's, stacked up sitting on a shelf somewhere? Or you got a more better way of storing it all...... like removeable HDs.... or maybe a big ass box array....
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All of the aboveOriginally posted by Amputate Your Head
I'm curious what methods you GFY'ers are using for data management.... do you still have shit burned to cd's, stacked up sitting on a shelf somewhere? Or you got a more better way of storing it all...... like removeable HDs.... or maybe a big ass box array....
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got a link?Originally posted by Pornwolf
I use Iomega's HDD 120 gig removable drive. Small footprint and read time is incredible! USB 2.0 (firewire is available for you Mac weirdos)
That's a cartridge right?SIG TOO BIGComment
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I use CDR's. As long as you keep it organized, then it works out fine.<font color="#FFFFFF" size="2" face="Verdana">This thread will self-destruct in 5 seconds.</font><font color="#FFFFFF" face="Verdana"><br>
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Mostly CD's for smaller stuff like MP3s. As far as personal storage, I use the Compact Flash 384 MB Disks that you can pick up for around $150. It plugs in through USB with a $25 connector. As far as big time, I just bought a (Near) 600 GB SCSI RAID 5 Storage System for Cologroup for the virtual hosting. Hopefully that helps a bit in some way.Comment
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i've been doing CD's but have been lazy on indexing them so i can find shit. eventually i plan on building a huge raid array and throwing everything back on and organizing it in one central place. i have a feeling i've backed up a lot of duplicate shit.
something like 8x200gig drives raid5'ed.. 1.4 terabytes usable wouldn't be too shabby for a couple $k's.php/mysql guru. hosting, coding, all that jazz.Comment

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