MS Windows Home Server

Two more parts of the video making up the Stay-At-Home Servers website are up, bringing the total to four. The final two are Clash of the Generations where the father loves his home server but he is not feeling the love from his own father and the Dueling Experts where the author of the book “Mommy, Why Is There A Server In The House?” has a face off with journalist Josh Barnhill.

And to top it all off the book mentioned earlier by therapist Dr. O’Conner is now available as a PDF download as well.

MyHomeServer.com reports that if you have copywritten digital music files on a shared folder then the RIAA may soon visit you. The article states:

“So, warning to those folks that plan on sharing files and folders via their home server…Beware, the RIAA could be making a visit to your home server soon to look for copywritten material! Always password protect any shares that contain copywritten material!”

Another article posted at PC World by author Travis Hudson also had this to say:

“The RIAA believes that the act of making copyrighted material available via a “shared folder” is enough to constitute the “right of distribution.” In other words, putting copyrighted material in a shared folder is just as bad as actually sharing it with another individual.”

You have been WARNED!