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On Jan 29, 8:23 am, HK wrote:
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On Jan 29, 8:05 am, HK wrote:
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On Jan 29, 7:44 am, HK wrote:
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On Jan 29, 7:38 am, HK wrote:
I've been doing business off and on for many years with "NewEgg," an
internet supplier of computer gear and all sorts of other electronics
stuff. Never had a problem.
Just wanted to mention that yesterday I ordered a couple of gigs of
memory for new server computer I am building, and I just got the emailed
UPS tracking notice. The memory sticks will be delivered today.
Apparently NewEgg has a distribution arrangement that enables it to drop
ship from warehouses around the country.
Wow!? Dropshipping??? Who'da'thunk....???
Good prices, too.
www.newegg.com
Overnight delivery at normal UPS delivery prices is a good deal, no
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Oh, and BTW... care to tell us snerk, what you are building a
"server" for? What will it be running. not windows right??
I've been running Windows Server 2008 *beta* for many months on a backup
machine, recently upgraded to the RC, and will be upgrading to the
final, perhaps at the end of February.
I also have Windows Home Server running on yet another machine. It's the
one my wife and I use for daily backup and to store our music and
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What are you using to manage your backups? We are setting up a Linux
box right now for a friend, will probably use rsync with a cron to
back up our linux stuff, and one of our frineds windows based hosting
servers...
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That's what I thought


What did you think?

Did you read up on Windows Home Server?

You asked what we were using to manage backups.

Windows Home Serve handles automated daily backups.

I also use Acronis, but for something else.

I think your daily shoveling of horse manure is your personal peter
principle in action.