OT: Is that a quad-core in your attic? Or...

[Ted Gould]

On Tue, 2008-06-10 at 21:36 -0700, Joseph Sinclair wrote:
> In most cases placing the home server in a closet or utility room 
> works well, so long as you can keep it well ventilated and dry (I 
> don't recommend laundry rooms most times, because the dryer lint
> gets in everything, and it's worse than regular household dust).

Yeah, thanks for all the recommendations about the laundry room.  I
think finding a closet, is probably the best idea.  I have to figure out
which I can commandeer.

I mentioned to my wife that I wanted to put a bunch of the computers in
the laundry room, and though she wasn't planning on using the space,
she's now very protective of it :)  Anyone know a dryer that will also
double as a NAS?

One thing that should work "in theory" is getting a big metal box,
filling it with oil, and dropping all the components in there.  Has
anyone tried something like that?

		--Ted



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