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This sexy beast is [DeFex’s] new silent home theater PC. To give you an idea of scale, that motherboard is a Mini ITX form factor. Mounted below it is the solid state drive which is an SLC ve…
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We built a sub-$400 yet energy-efficient HTPC media center running Ubuntu. Now, we're giving it away.
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Back in 2003, I used to connect my computer on the my old 32′ TV, those huge and heavy TVs, to watch stuff from the internet, at that time, eMule was ruling the p2p community (can’t talk about USENET right? :} ). Then in 2008 I decided to build a better HTPC (Home Theater PC), […]
Seasonic Power Supply fanless 400w psu is installed, its perfect for this build as silence is key for a HTPC, next I need to make mounting hardware for the radiator and pump and then I can finish up installation and fire it up. :) (by Daniel C., Aug 22, 2012)
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Back in 2003, I used to connect my computer on the my old 32′ TV, those huge and heavy TVs, to watch stuff from the internet, at that time, eMule was ruling the p2p community (can’t talk about USENET right? :} ). Then in 2008 I decided to build a better HTPC (Home Theater PC), […]
Organizr is a web application that acts like a centralized hub for your service web interfaces . Learn how to install Organizr using Docker in minutes
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This post shows how to install HTPC Manager on Docker using Kitematic GUI. Kitematic provides a simple GUI to setup HTPC Manager Docker hub containers.
Kodibuntu is dead. Here's how can you build a Linux-based Kodi media center using LibreELEC, the best Kodi Linux distro.
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Ever heard a story involving Western Digital Green hard drives within a NAS? It probably didn't end well. For whatever reason, the aforesaid outfit's Green portfolio never has been a hit in the network attached storage world, but the company's (in)directly addressing precisely that with its new line of WD Red HDDs. Specifically, these are called out as being "NAS hard drives" -- SATA interfacing spinners engineered to hold up under the continual pressures of serving information to home and small office NAS users. They're destined to end up in homes with "one to five drive bays," with the units available in 3.5-inch 1TB ($109), 2TB ($139) and 3TB ($189) capacities. WD's trumpeting the Red line's NASware technology, which is said to "reduce customer downtime and simplify the integration process." Those taking WD at its word can find 'em on store shelves this week; everyone else can hang tight for the eventual flood of torture test reviews.
