Geek pr0n

[cbetts]

Post pics of your computers!

Here is what I currently have at home.

I have had different systems in the rack over the years though I used to have a Sun E250 with an A5100 FC-AL disk array.

I also still have the Apple IIgs from my childhood.

Tha Apple IIgs is booted via LocalTalk network from the Macintosh G3 in the main rack.

 

[3Hummers]

I just have my iPad, gave up on laptops/desktops.

 

[M22KLARS]

Wow if somebody beats your set up Craig I'll be impressed. I don't have pics but I have a Newer Dell XPS, 2 Macbook Pro's, a Sony Vaio Laptop and an iPad.

 

[cbetts]

I still have a collection of portable units as well:

Macintosh

• PowerBook 230 w/DuoDock
• PowerBook G3 Lombard
• iBook G3 Clamshell
• iBook G4 1.33ghz
• MacBook

PC

• Concord 486
• Asus EEE PC 900 w/SSD
• Ace Aspire 5610 (Ellen's)
• HP EliteBook 8530w

 

[M22KLARS]

:whaa: Dude. Wow!

 

[cbetts]

Yeah, I used to be an Apple fanboy. I even owned an original Apple I but the ex ran off with that one.:gaah:

I got tired of paying the Apple tax later. I learned how to do everything in Linux and then moved from MacOS.

The last few years, I have been using Ubuntu exclusively. Even my web servers that hosts bettssoftware.com is running Ubuntu.

 

[LagunaH1]

What a GREAT thread!

While I don't have photos of my systems, I'm all to happy to discuss geek stuff :-D

A quick list of what I have on my home network:

Work stuff:
Windows Domain controller
Exchange server
Mobile Device Management server front end
Mobile Device Management server back end
Endpoint management server
Vulnerability management server
General Windows server
General Linux Server (CentOS 5.5)
DLP monitor (Linux)
DLP Manager (Linux)
IPS MAnager

Personal stuff:
Macbook Pro
iMac
Mac Mini (Running Centos 5.5)
Media Center PC
iPad
Apple TV
Time Capsule
Android tablet
Windows Laptop
Old Linux server (CentOS 5.0)

Shared: (work and personal)
Firewall
Web gateway

Most of my Windows and Linux systems are virtual machines running on the ESXi server. The Macs are of course "real"

 

[cbetts]

Dude! You didn't tell me about the DLP stuff before. I have been active in my company's DLP product for a couple years now (won a CIO Excellence award last year for this). Now I understand your need for all the systems, especially Exchange.