Briancmoses.com Website Review

when an intrepid promotional company reached out to me and offered customized usb flash drives, i was immediately tempted and gave in to my urges by buying quite a few of them. hopefully with a little bit of good fortune, i’ll wind up buying these regularly on into the future as more people use my nas builds as templates for their own. site’s url is on it, it is 16gb, it is diminutive, and it can be used as a paper clip! i think its specifications are ideal for many of the usb-related things that i talk about on my site: you can use it to load freenas on your own diy nas, you can use it (or a pair!) to function as the freenas os drive on your own diy nas, you can use it to run memtest for $2.50 per usb drive. i learned from last year’s freenasgiveaway that shipping internationally is expensive and aggravating, so for those of you reading my blog from outside of america—i apologize that this won’t be available to you yet. please use the blog’s comments if you’d like to see it available outside the united states—maybe you can change my mind! my own pocket. early on, i found that my own blogs talking about hardware which i didn’t even put my hands on seemed artificial and lacked the authenticity of my other blogs i’d written about actually building my own nas. this led me to the conclusion that if i was going to write a blog about something, that i’d at the very least have my hands on the hardware. naturally this has made some of my blogs, especially the diy nas builds, a more costly topic to write about. hopefully, the sale of these usb drives helps offset that expense. in the past, i’ve tinkered with trying to find enough spare cash to stock up on some of the hardware that i recommended and take a stab at reselling it myself on amazon, instead of linking to others’ products out there on amazon. this has been tempting, but i simply couldn’t be competitive with the prices that are already out there. reselling the hardware myself at the quantities that i could afford to