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Failure is a dish best served…err…on rapidly spinning platters?

I failed to check one teensy tiny thing. The old install was still running as 32 bit. Because, well, the processor it ran on, with…
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Upgrade day!

So, the poor old media server today finally got disassembled. After many years of service a new 4TB disk arrived today which prompted the gutting…
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’tis the season for stupidity

I spent quite a while trying to work out what was up with Logitech Media Server trying to work out why it wasn’t adding the…
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In addition

So yesterday, whilst I was dinking with the media server I found the missing rips! Because I’d not known which disks were missing (I could…
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Assembly is the reverse of disassembly, but with more cleaning

So it’s back together. I’m leaving it another day until I turn it on for the alcohol to fully dry out… I ended up dremmeling…
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It’s a weakness

So I’ve finally given in. Nikki has been showing off the joys of Plex. I did try it before, but I think that the woeful…
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It looked so innocent

So Kathryn gave me some CDs for Christmas. One was St. Vincent, the other Elizabeth Cotten. Being as I’m trying to be better about these…
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The Massive Ripping Project

It has been, it must be said, a total failure. Why? Because I’m lazy. And added to that problem I love music, and film, and…
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Finally, finally.

So, I’ve been crossing items off a list that doesn’t really exist except in my head. I’ve fixed the dishwasher, I think. It’s working at…
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Distractions

So I had a momentary distraction (that lasted about an hour). I wondered if, for our upcoming Thanksgiving, I could coax the RiscPC into providing…