Although I don't need it, it might be beneficial to others if you share your solution, as this thread will soon end up on Google for the above terms...
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I don't see what's wrong with just using MSN Messenger.
Lets face it, they will not be talking to anybody else on there, nobody uses it!
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The board is a Gigabyte GA-Z68A-D3-B3 (It was on offer on my usual e-tailer, I did not specifically choose this one for a reason, but 6 sata ports certainly don't hurt...)
The PSU is being reused from my old server, and is an Antec Earthwatts 650 (I think - will check when I get home)
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Used smart assembly for a long time, whist they were a separate company.
Unfortunately they have now been swallowed by the Red Gate aquisition-not-innovation system, and the price has typically spiralled.
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It's not banned in the EU - only Germany.
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NeverMind - wrong thread.
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I ended up just purchasing an i3 board / chip / ram and a new case...
Didn't really need Xeon hardware really, it was out of an old server I was given at work.Now to decide on an OS, WHS Vail lost its appeal when they ditched Drive Extender, and I don't agree with Amahi's business model of charging you for free apps.
Hmm...
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Hi all.
My aging WHS box (2x Xeon 3.2GHz) is starting to fail, so I am on the lookout for some new hardware.
I have seen this
which seems quite a good price for an entry level server, but the fact that it is just a dual core Pentium G6950 seems a bit weedy to me.
Does anyone else know of some decent hardware for running a home server on? (Probably replacing WHS with Amahi while I am at it)
Currently have about 6 3.5in drives in the server, so the HP Mediasmart things aren't really worth it either....
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Sometimes in solving problems, you need to isolate what you are dealing with.
You have a video that was captured with Kinect, and you wish to show it online.
This can be contracted to
You have a video , and you wish to show it online.
The Kinect part is irrelevant.
It really is akin to saying I have this code snippet that doesn't work correctly, I typed it using a logitech keyboard.
Once you have isolated the part that you are really dealing with, 9 times out of 10, Google is your friend.
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It wasn't so much the simple "fake" extension that's of concern, it's the latter part of the article that spoofs the hosts file for instance, using seemingly identical unicode chars.
