About a year ago, I built a new personal server box from scratch. The storage in this machine consisted of three 500GB drives put together in RAID5 using Linux software RAID. This has worked perfectly since installation. Lately, I've noticed that I'm approaching my 1TB limit and have begun looking for an upgrade path.
thesigb.com is a little site I've whipped together over the years to dump random thoughts and ideas I come up with while I bury myself in code. I don't jot down nearly enough of what I learn, but when I find (or come up with) something I think to be of some use to others, I try to write a little bit about it. At least then maybe Google will pick it up and someone can find it some day.
I started this site out as a sort of personal photo gallery, but at that time I wasn't much of a coder at all. Then once I learned me some Python, I became less of a photo person, so didn't need a photo gallery anymore. I decided to turn it into what it is now - a WEBLAG.
This site is built with pure WSGI compliance in mind. I'm using a couple modules from various projects including the URL dispatcher (with my own additions) and the Request/Response wrappers from Werkzeug. This version of the site is running on Google App Engine.
The site is far from finished -- I'd like to integrate some sort of real code-snippets section in outside of the weblog. I'm sure I'll tweak the design and style quite a bit when I see fit. I guess we'll see over time.