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Wednesday, August 10th, 2011, 6:25 pm

Caught Up and Running a Server at Home

FINALLY, after nearly a week since taking and returning from a break, I received the server I have been waiting for. It arrived on Monday afternoon and today I finished configuring it, running alongside the triple-head workstation which I will use to do computer vision jobs and other development/admin work. The research requires a lot of screen space and sometimes the RAM/CPUload goes rather high, which helps not at all unless there is a second motherboard at hand (and a fallback machine.

Triple-head setup

The server and the stereo beneath the lefthand screen

Triple-head setup

Frontal view

Triple-head setup

Over the shoulder

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