Dana Simmons is a professional audio engineer and technology consultant and dabbles in instrument invention, synthesizer construction and other experimental music and technology related projects. Here he rambles about his recent projects and such.
Tuesday, July 1, 2008
Portable Apps + Mini CD-R
So you need to check your email, but the computer at the office/library is locked down, so you can't install your thumb drive loaded with Portable Thunderbird and Portable Firefox. What to do? If all else fails. It is possible to burn a "Portable Power" cdrom, with all your portable apps set up and ready to go. But who wants to toss around a full size CD-R, why not go all out and make a "Portable Power" pocket disk. Pocket disks are about half the size of a regular CD-R, and have a storage capacity of about 210 MB. This makes them the perfect size for installing plenty of portable apps, giving you back the power to take your life on the road [Lifehacker: Carry your life on a thumb drive]
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