A few months ago I was looking at my DirecTV bill. I have it set to auto-pay and, I have to admit, this makes me really lazy about checking it. This is why I was surprised to note that the bill was for $65. A quick look through prior bills showed that they too were all in the $65 neighborhood (sometimes as high as $75 if we'd ordered a pay-per-view movie or two).
"$800 dollars a year?! Holy crap! That's as much as I pay for auto insurance! And that doesn't even count the electricity to keep the TiVo running 24/7*! For what?!"
Meena has done the heavy lifting to make Open Web Server compile and run on MacOS X! Fricken sweet!
Time Machine is the built-in backup tool in MacOS X 10.5. It takes a snapshot of files that have changed (by default it does this once an hour) and copies them to a sparse image on a USB, FireWire, or network volume (this typically requires an Apple Time Capsule drive or a MacOS X 10.5 machine sharing a drive - with a bit of hacking about it can be made to work with cheaper NAS configurations).
