The safe, expandable Drobo™ storage solution protects your data against a hard drive crash, yet can expand dynamically at any time in just seconds. With nothing to configure or manage, Drobo is now the ideal solution for primary storage as well as backup.

That’s what people from Data Robotics, Inc say about this great gadget.

We have bought one and plugged to our Mac mini to hold all our code and docs. I was going to write about how it works a little more but… a video is much better!

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This week I configured a new server: Our Darth Potato mini-server.

I’m setting up some instances of Trac to manage all our projects. I hope that we could start using it right now with some minor issues and make the most of it from next September with new projects.

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