I'm saying the last 4 pages has some pretty good content.

 

I'm back from surfing on a real estate website. Looking at condos in Everett.

 

I'm listening The Killer's "Somebody Told Me."

Sombody told me, you had a boyfriend, that looked like a girlfriend, that I had in February of last year, it's not confidential, I got potential, rushin, rushin, around.

 

I'm contemplating ordering a RAID5 controller and 4 hard drives...

 

I'm finding some good, new material.

 

I'm saying I don't know what a RAID5 controller is, but I do know what a harddrive is.

 

I'm anxious to see it

 

 

I'm here without you baby but your still on my lonely mind
I think about you baby and I dream about you all the time
I'm here without you baby but your still with me in my dreams
And tonight it's only you and me

 

I'm saying RAID stands for Redundant Array of Independant Drives and is a way of making multiple drives appear to be one to windows (or whatever OS you use). A RAID5 is a parity setup which uses one drive to store parity checks of the other 2-7 drives; using the basis that any binary file XORed with a parity file of the same size will result in a desired 3rd file.

Essentially... if one hard drive fails, the parity drive can be used to rebuild the data on the failed drive. Very handy if, say, you have 7 years of mp3 burning and compilation to store.