Show 001: Third Time's A Charm

Posted Fri, 04/11/2008 - 08:32 by Art
http://m.podshow.com/media/17695/episodes/106166/2guystech-106166-04-01-2008.mp3

In our debut episode, we talk about various tech topics. I give a rundown of some of the applications I use, and will be doing howto's for some later, and Mike tries to explain the difference between various backup types.

 

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Art's getting real cozy with Drupal.
Thanks to Amanda and Chrys for their help!
Mike's getting 7 Megabit DSL !
Art is trying to give his wife the full American experience by letting her do his taxes.

Mike is getting his tutorial setup completed, he'll probably start with a Folder Settings Tutorial.
Art Talks about, and plans to do tutorials on:

(In this podcast I repeatedly mention that I use ImgBurn to image my hard drive for backup purposes. That was crazy talk. What I meant to say was that I in fact use DriveImage XML for this. ImgBurn is a nice little program for burning ISO's. - Art)

Mike is planning on doing some tutorials on Imagex and Windows Pre-installation Environment 2.0.

We're planning on getting a voice mail number so that listeners can call us and leave voice mails. Until then, feel free to send your messages in text, in MP3 or in Wave format.

In the News: Comcast admits to blocking traffic, promised not to do it anymore, reports CNN .

We talk some about the risks of not backing up your computers, especially with all of the digital media that we are putting on there.

Mike makes an attempt at explaining Incremental Backups vs differential backups. Just remember kids, a incremental back up backs up everything that has changed since the last backup of any kind, full or incremental. The differential backup backs up everything since the last full backup.

It was Princeton that came up with a workaround to defeat drive encryption. Here's a Video .

Mike loves listening to Scott Sigler , J.C. Hutchins , Mur Lafferty and Twit . X-Minus One is some terrific Old Time Radio.

Mike begs Scott for his feedback. (Come on buddy).

Once again, we would like you to help us make this show more useful for you, send us your feedback by emailing feedback AT two guys tech.com

Thanks to Joe Sibol for letting us use his music.