microship

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   by microship 1y ago

   Thanks! There are a couple parts of this that have spin-off potential... it's now done "enough" to be useful here, and I'm turning my attention to that. Hopefully not too impractical (I haven't actually tried to mov
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   by microship 1y ago

   Hi -- Steve here (who built that contraption). Good question -- I also have 180TB of Synology NAS in my main lab rack (big noisy beast, but a solid machine). It is all integrated with business and other stuff, not at all portable... and if
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   by microship 4y ago

   Thank you! There is indeed a strong emotional component... lots of wonderful connections with clients including tears, long conversations, connections arcing between the archives of intertwined families, and so much more. I often forget tha
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   by microship 4y ago

   My default delivery vehicle is thumb drives, with copies for relatives and instructions to copy them to a primary system and use the thumb as a backup. For photos, I often deliver JPGs via SmugMug for folks who want to share a collection wi
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   by microship 4y ago

   Hi! You answered this perfectly. That "$1.2 million bicycle" is not at all an out-of-pocket figure. I can't even imagine what that would be... the real value includes all the goodies from sponsors, the amazing creations of vo
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   by microship 4y ago

   Hi! Steve here... I remember that conversation! When this question comes up these days, I think of my own daunting archives, much still not done, and realize that the original "catalog" is the tangible/emotional metadata of p
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   by microship 4y ago

   Ah, this is perfect. Thank you.