As a digital datahoarder, I tend not to throw away any old software whether it be on CD, DVD, or anything else. Last week I
UK Info Disk – A nostalgic adventure
As a digital datahoarder, I tend not to throw away any old software whether it be on CD, DVD, or anything else. Last week I
What does the term “rip cd” really mean?
If you’ve ever wondered what it means to “rip a CD” then you’re not alone. This question is asked at least once a month on
UK Info Disk – A nostalgic adventure
As a digital datahoarder, I tend not to throw away any old software whether it be on CD, DVD, or anything else. Last week I
10 fun things you can use a home server for
If you’ve been reading this blog for a while, you’ll be aware that I am a huge fan of running a home server. In fact,
Top 5 best places to find cheap used servers for home use
If you’ve been reading this blog for a while, you’ll know that I believe most datahoarders should buy a server. What I find is that
Top 10 best looking servers / server racks
Most of us datahoarders get started by upgrading the capacity of our hard drive or SSD in our desktop or laptop. Then we realise that
Which OSI layer does iSCSI operate at?
In my last post about SSD storage, I introduced you to my friend Dave. Dave is getting into data hoarding with aggression and he keeps
What does 128GB SSD mean?
Today’s post is a bit unusual and possibly not of much interest to fellow data-hoarders. It comes in response to a question I was recently