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My network cupboard. At the top an IP Gigaset box for a couple dect phones Below a mini itx (forgotten spec) running Asterisk The second ITX is the new Pfsense firewall to replace the Firebox X500. Spec: Jetway NF9HQL-525 board 1.8ghz, 2GB RAM, 4 gbit ethernet, Wireless N To the right...

I haven't used Ubuntu Desktop much but VLC & Chrome will work, you won't need any virus checker software and I think Ubuntu already has a good CD/DVD writer built in. I've also heard lots of people suggest http://www.linuxmint.com/ to windows users.

This is the guide i used but you need to create a new user account for it t work. http://www.windows7hacker.com/index.php/2009/05/how-to-change-user-profile-default-location-in-windows-7/ But I'm not sure what would happen if say the network cable was disconnected between your computer and the...

Do you want it to be like H:\Users\%username% ? I have done something like this on my computer where it is D:\Users\%username%, D:\ being my storage partition on the same drive as C:\

You should take a look over at http://themeforest.net/ for templates and I would highly recommend InType as a code editor. http://intype.info/

With Google Apps standard you can host upto 50 accounts for free. I've set it up for a client of mine and I also use it with a couple of my own domains.

I think it's based on physical storage not actual. I'm guessing you many have over 10 TB if you're using RAID.

I have just upgraded from an 80gb IDE drive and the RAID is mainly for the storage. The OS is on there till I get an SSD or another drive.

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I'm having some problems with my RAID array on my pc. Quick bit of background info Computer specs in sig I got 2 WD 500gb green drive's for Christmas, i installed them into my computer in RAID 1 config, then installed windows 7 on a 64gb partition and the other 400gb as storage. This...

I used this guide to get dd-wrt on mine from Redboot http://www.fonerahacks.com/index.php/Tutorials-and-Guides/Updated-DD-WRT-v24-Final-Flash-Guide.html

I use http://www.godaddy.com/ with a code from http://revision3.com/godaddy .com for $7.49 with code Rev10

I would second Google Apps for the email, as i've never found an easier to use and better looking webmail client & it's free.

Personally I would get another drive then take a drill/hammer to the old one.

There was a thread on here not too long ago. Where someone done a similar thing but raid 1, then they had a problem expanding the partitions from the smaller size to new drive's size. So I would say go with backing up the array first, like others have said.

3 WD 640's in stock on Overclockers UK http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=HD-244-WD&groupid=701&catid=14&subcat=940

Ok, thanks for that. Just need to sort my brothers laptop out as its full of crap & i'm not putting vista back on it. Sorry for the thread jack

Quick question, with Windows 7 Release Candidate is there any sort of limit on the amount machines I can activate that on? Thanks

So it would work, but not very well? I think i'll just wait until i get some better hardware. Thanks anyway

I'm new to this visualization stuff and thinking of giving VMware ESXi a go on my home server but not sure if it will run well. Specs; 1.6 GHz AMD Athlon 512mb Ram 80 GB IDE hard drive or 250 GB sata drive Currently I'm only running Cent OS 5.3 on there as a development web server...

Give Google Apps a go, its free & easy to set up, I've set it up for a couple of clients and it works great. http://www.google.com/apps/intl/en/group/index.html And would go with godaddy for the domain. $7.49 with a promo code from here http://revision3.com/deals_hosting/

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Yeah, I always use a css Reset in my code. It resets the browsers default styling. Then i've put the styles for the site under. Where its says /****** Styles ******/

Yeah, that's how i would do it. Although you should use <li>'s rather than just <div />'s though like in my example. <ul id="nav"> <li id="btn_home"><a href="#">Home</a></li> <li id="btn_article"><a href="#">Articles</a></li> </ul>

Just been playing around and this is how I would do it. http://labs.seanhood.co.uk/86_5.0L/

The numbers are usually even so 770px is a bad width, 760px or 780px is better *780*px for 800x600 960px for 1024x768 1080px for 1280x1024/800 ???px for 1366x768 *Not sure yet, but i would say 1260px*

Jumping from a 800px site to 1270px site is a big jump, 780px was the de-facto standard for sites being viewed on 800px wide screens then 1024px screens came along and this standard changed to 960px wide site designs. Now 1280px screens are pretty much everywhere now 1080px site designs will...

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How about all the people running 1024x768 screens? Recent stats from my site Window Width 99% > 584 99% > 744 98% > 968 85% > 1096 34% > 1344 30% > 1384 17% > 1544 15% > 1624 Notice the sudden drop from 85% to 34% Just Sayin. You also have a stray </div> line 64

Just wondering, Why do you have that #main 1270px wide? The widest you should currently have a site at is 1080px or have a fluid layout. Once you put content on there will be horizontal scroll-bars for people with 1280px screens. Also this is a better way to set your margin. #main {...

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At home our data transfer each month is about 100-120gb between 5 people. ~4gb/day and no one uses torrents.

Also I would highly reccomend Dan Cederholm's book Bulletproof Web Design for leaning CSS. http://simplebits.com/publications/bulletproof/

I would like to add XHTML 1.1 Strict is the best spec to go by.

Most of my web design i do, i start with a few sketches on paper then jump straight to the HTML/CSS just depends on the style of the website you are trying to make most of mine are minimalistic. Two great resources i've found help full are CSS Tricks http://css-tricks.com/ and Nettuts...

I'm guessing that these servers they have 2 quad core cpu's in each say it was 3.2ghz per core theoretically each server would be 25.6ghz.

Have you guys seen http://vps.net/ Virtual private cloud server £15/mo I'm currently considering reselling this hosting to bring in some extra money on the side of the web development i currently do.