[aklug] Re: OT

From: Jim Gribbin <jimgribbin@gmail.com>
Date: Mon Aug 11 2008 - 13:10:43 AKDT

With the sizes of the drives available now days, why swap drives to
change OSs?

Seems like it would be easier to just set up a multiple boot situation.
Or, unless you're a gamer, use VirtualBox.

Kurt Brendgard wrote:
> I have a couple off topic questions. I think I finaly managed to find parts to build an almost decent computer to work on. I can only have one though, space limitation etc.
>
> I would like to have removable hard drive trays/caddies so I can swap drives and there by swap OS/configurations. I think I would prefer to have the metal ones as they seem to transfer heat away from the drives better. Any body know where I can get them online? And any suggestions, things I should look for, avoid, etc? It's been years since I needed to shop for something of this nature and things change fast, so I thought it might be prudent to ask. I need to put a decent system together so I can study, work, etc.
>
> <puts on flame proof underwear...>
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> One of the reasons I need this is to learn some things to make job hunting a bit easier. I've been asked if I knew MS SQL more than MySQL, so I'm thinking of learning something about MS SQL in an attempt to earn money. I really really really like phpMyAdmin for MySQL on Linux. I use it almost everyday for certain websites in fact. It's faster than using the admin panel that is with the script that runs them for certain tasks. I think I remember there being an equivilent type script for MS SQL, anybody know where I can find it? It might help me in learning so I thought I would check it out. Is there one for Oracle as well? Or other database systems?
>
> What is the economy like back up there in Alaska?
>
> Thanks guys.
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