SSD Hard Drives: The Future of Hard Drives

By Paul | Jul 30, 2008

For years hard drives have been problematic for some. Breakdowns and file fragmentation are major concerns that affect or could affect all users. Since hard drives have moving parts, they are prone to mechanical failure. File fragmentation can lead to a performance issue as the hard drive needs to move its read/write head to find [...]

What is Your Archiving Workflow?

By Paul | Jul 25, 2008

In my last post I talked about my method of backing up my archived photos. I discussed the various media I used to ensure I will always have at least one copy of every photo.
I have talked about my workflow with regards to archiving in other posts, but I feel I should provide a new [...]

Is Your Data Safe?

By Paul | Jul 23, 2008

I have been scanning and archiving old family photos in order to help preserve them for the future. The first set of photos are the only copy of each photo available so they were chosen first for archiving.
It is important that when you archive photos that you create a system for backing up your files [...]

Review: NASCAR Racing’s Biggest Fan Ron Ripple

By Paul | Jul 21, 2008

Some time ago I reviewed a blog about F1 racing called F1-ToGo, which up to this point has been the only racing web site I reviewed. That changes this week as I review another racing blog.
Unlike the last racing review, this one is focused around NASCAR, and from what you will see it is just [...]

Entrecard - the Ultimate Blog Widget

By Paul | Jul 18, 2008

I have written about Entrecard in the past, and have benefited from using the widget on my blog. I mentioned that for new blogs Entrecard can help generate traffic and subscribers.
This past week Entrecard announced a partnership with SezWho. It was a much anticipated announcement among the Entrecard faithful, but the question is what does [...]

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