March 18th 2025 @ 9:31 A.M.
Hey everyone! I am happy to tell you that we have had a massive amount of media and data recovered, It was a huge undertaking and a massive amount of effort and time was put into this project however, we couldn't be more happy with the results. We had a few clients who needed some data recovery, and rather than going to some massive conglomerate or huge corporation with a lot more options and a lot more pricing increases they came to us and we in their words "smashed it!" Within 2 days of receiving the drives with the data that needed to be recovered we were up and running with our selected recovery software and had found everything they were looking for and recovered it within 48 hours of receiving to drives. They were ecstatic with our service and we are happy to provide it! Within the last few years we have definitely stepped up our procedural efforts and data recovery and storage solutions. With a wide range a software and hardware at our disposal in order to recover data we offer a plethora of services at all types of varying prices and time windows. We offer data recovery on microSD cards, SD cards, flash storage of pretty much any type, m.2 drives, SSDs, hard drives, and more. Please by all means contact us if you have any storage recovery efforts that need to be undertook and we will get to you ASAP.

Feburary 20th 2025 @ 4:00 P.M.

Hello all you weary web travelers, It is I Chris back in the text form giving you the latest updates! So we have officially updated our data server to being a full fat 100 terabytes of redundant storage. No I don't mean we have 50 terabyte save twice I mean we have 100 terabytes saved twice. With a Ryzen 7 7800X3D 8 core beast of a CPU, with 128 GB of 3700mhz RAM, 2x raid 1 m.2 2tb gen 5 drives to save out proxmox and servers, an RTX 3060 for pass-through gaming and video encoding or rendering, plus x9 12 TB NAS rated hard drives. It's insane how quickly this server has kept upgrades and almost to the bleeding edge we love providing for our customers and ourselves. We work hard why not treat ourselves right? It's running a plethora of servers including TrueNAS, Plex, Jellyfin, Homebridge, iobroker, Gladys, home assistant, audio bookshelf, net-x, mesh central, rust desktop, Uptime Kuma, calibre, parsec, Windows 11 server, Linux Kali, Linux Ubuntu, ErastsTV, odbs books, casa OS, runtipi, openhab, UrBackUp, homebox, convertx, romu, moodist, speed test, and that doesn't include dockers or lxc images for the most part! Of course we have messaging, hosting, services and other things just for our clients that we don't exactly mention here but you all know, it's in the products and services pages! Anyways outside of that we want to welcome everyone into the new year and get you started with everything you need that we can provide with a 15% off code! Just use "HPPYNY" now it's back to work and fallout London! Bye everyone!

Janurary 1st, 2025 @ 5:50 P.M.
Welcome to a new year new web page, okay let's be Frank and honest with each other it's the beginning of a new year none of us are new or going to stick to many of our resolutions huh? I kid and I welcome you all back to my page! Check out the new studio tour for the latest glimpse into our amazing updates and upgrades to our office that we do every year! Now it's time to say goodbye to our podcast, both new episodes and the website are gone forever! Due to mental health of both of us, and difficulties with time and the ability to record we both decided to put it on permanent hiatus. We thank everyone for getting us to the numbers we had gotten at and we couldn't have been more proud or grateful. Now with that being said check out all the little minor changes we made to the web page and thank you for visiting in the New Year!

Janurary 12st, 2025 @ 2:30 P.M.
So welcome back everyone, and guess what? We have upgraded the server with so many automation and Smart home features that it is downright crazy first of all we are using Proxmox as our main server and running custom containers and virtual machines off of that we have home Assistant running, Windows server 2025, a Windows 11 gaming PC, Fedora workstation is running our clients software, we've got pie hole running our dns, we've got recall box running on a mini PC that can run up to Xbox original games flawlessly we've got calabire for audio books, comic books and regular books, we got Plex Media server, Plus EratzTV running about 11 different live channels, we've got parsec running, jellyfin, emby, open media vault and true Nas are coming soon, runtipi is running its own few apps like uptime, dash, glances and watch your lan. Then we have our odbs book server homebridge, dashdot, openhab, glance, & home box inventor. Then we have a raspberry pi 5 running retropie and overclocked we have two printers and a 6 camera IPS Poe 4K security DVR that can record all six cameras up to 4K for 2 months before it overrides data, a thermal printer, and then of course we have our main Nas that is 50 TB of space free to use that's kept in redundant mirrored raid. That's right I have 100 TB total. We are really running the gamut on our servers, what do you think?