A Forum to Display My Work
One of the things that I need to do before sending off a bunch of my grad school application is setting up a portfolio website that shows off some of my work from the past couple years. This involves getting a site made with an appropriate design that I can manage and maintain enough to keep it semi-current. This also involves the process of getting the underlying software running and all that fun stuff. Maybe one of those weekend projects I seem to enjoy so much.
Speaking of, our new server is up and running, but now I get the joy of transferring most of the data from the old one to the new over a 100 Mbps network connection (which effectively means 10 MB/s). The old hard drive is formatted with a Linux partition rather than one Windows can read, so I unfortunately have few other choices besides doing it this way. The good part about it though is that since neither computer is used on a regular basis, having the transfer going on doesn’t really slow anything else down.