Demolishing the house...Tech ideas

rain collection to be used for garden water and also connected to tiolet cisterns.
water collection from bath, sinks, wahsing mahcine, etc etc (maybe not kitchen sinks due to grease etc) to also be stored for use for watering the garden.

of course you could have a reed bed system for xtremeness.
 
I'm not sure how much more hassle free you can get than having separate buckets for glass, paper, etc. Make sure your bin store is big enough to keep these in I guess?
my thougth for this would be like in the uitility room or something have seperate cuboards with seperate bins that you can just pop stuff into, eg the "drawer" or something top you could push open?:confused:

Maybe like a three shoot system under the sink in the kitchen.

Bootle of beer down the shoot and into glass bin outside

Can of beans down another shoot and into the metal outside

Plastic bottle down and a third shoot and into the plastic bin outside.

That way I don't have to think about orgainising my recycling:)
 
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Small air-conditioned server room where you keep the disk arrays for the movie and cctv storage. Obviously.

I definitely want a central file storage server for all my media thats accessable in every room.

the actually thought of copying my 2000 DVD's over to though pains me!:eek:


How many TB would I need to copy 2000 4.35GB movies over?
 
I definitely want a central file storage server for all my media thats accessable in every room.

the actually thought of copying my 2000 DVD's over to though pains me!:eek:


How many TB would I need to copy 2000 4.35GB movies over?

9TB for that lot. So 18 TB disks in RAID-1, about £1800.
 
9TB for that lot. So 18 TB disks in RAID-1, about £1800.

Just been working it out i think:p


220 DVD's = 957 GB so thats.....?:o

9TB would I really need Raid 1 if they are all backed up on DVD?
What mobo would support that?
 
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Just been working it out i think:p


220 DVD's = 957 GB so thats.....?:o

9TB would I really need Raid 1 if they are all backed up on DVD?
What mobo would support that?

Not really, depends on how you set it up. I like RAID-1 as I don't have to worry about the speed at which a new disk arrives if one fails. If you go JBOD or RAID-0, the whole thing's down until you get a new disk. RAID-5 actually might be a better compromise given that you're usage pattern is basically ro.
 
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