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3 - 22" screens. I'm running a single Radeon 5870 eyefinity card. Two DVI and one active display port to DVI adapter. I've used this setup for a couple years now and love it. I use all three monitors all day long.

There are a lot of cloud backup providers out there. I use Crash plan, it is similar in features to carbonite (little cheaper I think). Personally I think everyone should have an offsite backup of some sort.

With VPN your upload bandwidth is incredibly important. Say you have a 10mb down/1mb up connection. When you connect over VPN the fastest possible download you could get from that connection would be 1mb. Remote desktop, intranet web apps work ok over that, but large file transfers will be...

I've seen a handful of these in production now over the years. In my opinion they don't touch the reliability that was the JV3. If and when they are running they are sweet, quality is amazing. The shop I used to work for though, we constantly fought little issues with these machines.

Hamachi works ok but I prefer a router that acts as a VPN endpoint. With hamachi you will need the client on the machines you want to connect to. This is ok with a few machines, but if you have other devices on your network it becomes difficult to manage. There are many mid range VPN routers...

I've seen static only affect one color. Agfa M4F the cyan would blow back onto the head and clog the nozzles on corrugated. Switch to roll vinyl and it worked perfect. The fix was an ionizer bar. All the new Agfas have them now (surprise).

Odd, if the ink is the proper position then I would lean towards the ink also. I've never seen UV ink do that though. If you have a haze or fuzz in your prints the first suspect is head height. The ink blows around and cures, it will seem like dust.

pm sent I've heard lots of great things about Ruby, glad you aren't using php ;)

Yes looks like you got the performance issues resolved. My focus is development, DB and web apps yes. I do mainly asp.net but also projects in LAMP. Although many projects I do start to finish which include the design portion. My previous work history was with a sign company (interactive...

Previous place I worked at I developed a custom web interface schedule/job board in PHP. The main issues before then were mostly what people mention here, manually writing jobs down and lots of double entry. Particularly in their case was lots of small jobs with very specific deadlines. When...

All of my experience with running multiple machines off one computer is with Onyx and personally I feel like the software (Onyx) is the weakest link. When it crashes (and it will at some point) it will take down both printers if they are running. If you have complete faith in your rip and...

Not sure why anyone buys this machine. We got a very poor demo of one at the ISA show a few years ago and that was enough for me. Nearly every thread on this forum that mentions this printer is negative.

You might be able to find an FB500 on the high end of your range. It is relatively easier to move compared to true flats beds and is still current technology as far as HP goes.

First thing are you sure your media is totally flat? This is critical when doing these adjustments. From the middle image it almost appears your slant adjustment is off. The slant adjust needs to be done with a loupe and must basically be perfect.

You say the damper isn't filling with ink? Did you prime the damper by pulling ink into it first with a syringe? I've always done this and the mimaki manual shows this procedure also. If you physically see ink in the damper and still no print I have pulled ink through the capping station...

Interesting concept. I can certainly relate to attempting to break some new ground on the web! My first and main advice as a web developer is your site has some major performance issues. I have attached a load report from chrome. The first sure way to lose business is have a site that loads...

I've dealt with them on many occasions. Whether it be equipment installs or troubleshooting, they are top notch!

It is called web log spam. It is pretty easy to write a program to spoof the http referer header which is what you see in your logs when someone clicks through to your site. These people request pages on your site and make it appear that people have come from those URLs. In reality they are...

Another vote for synology. These are really nice, I've used a few different brands. As others mentioned you can load crashplan on a synology nas along with a lot of other stuff.

Another vote for separate machines. However, if you are set on getting a print/cut machine the Mimaki CJV series is really nice. Friend of mine has one and it is a really reliable printer/cutter.