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If you have access to a web server, even a local one, you could use an application like Gallery2 (PHP/MySQL) I use Gallery2 on my personal web site and it has the option to store masters and automatically create several different custom sized versions of each photo added. Good backup and...

As a non-compiled language, PHP is a bit simple for an IDE. If notepad doesn't float your boat then any simple program with syntax highlighting should work. If you use Linux I really like Gedit. Your best bet for debugging is to turn on error reporting in the php.ini file.

XFCE common apps LAMP common apps Pidgin Filezilla Gedit Gimp Keepassx Open Office Virtualbox VLC + excellent tools like ssh, rsync, mcrypt, sed

I've been using Ubuntu 64 bit for awhile now and i've had no issues. A few years back my friends and I had driver-related issues running 64 bit windows, but nothing like that with Ubuntu. I've also had issues with flash as someone mentioned before, but i dont know if that is due to the 64...

Your system will allocate GPU RAM first and only 4 Gb of RAM can be addressed using a 32 bit address space. I have no idea if it will address all of your GPU RAM and leave none for the system, but some of your RAM will go unused. With a system running hardware as nice as yours, i see no...

Try FreeNAS and let me know how it goes :-)

Sry, i missed the VM remark. In that case then more RAM definitely doesnt hurt.

Bridging connections is a way to pass data through your computer The only way to aggregate the speed of 2 ports is through a process called bonding, and then it only really helps if you get a tremendous volume of requests. Not that it matters, because your bottleneck will never be your...

I do most of my work on hard surfaces and touch the case (it has to be grounded aka. plugged into the wall w. a ground pin) before i start. It also depends on what your local atmosphere is like. If you are in a dry place like Arizona you might consider investing in an anti-static wristband...

All sound like good choices to me. I especially like the Antec 300.

Another vote for MaxPC

Good choice going with Seagate, you cant beat a 5 year warranty. RAID 5 is nice, but redundancy does not equal backup. Refurb or not, i always have at least one drive that is dedicated to backing up data to protect against faulty hardware or a family members mistake. If it dies reinstalling...

Hi all, I am planning on building a file server sometime over the coming months. For now, It will likely be spec'ed around 6TB, but I'd like to be able to expand it in the future. At the moment, I am torn between two implementations. Either : [ A ] - I go with my gut and build 2 identical...