On the upside, the transfer is reading as a pretty consistent 98 to 99.5 Mbps on the performance window and I've chosen to interpret that as a sign of good wiring.
I'm pruning a lot of the general musings out of the documentation I've been writing so far. As much as I know future generations would appreciate my diary-like writing style I don't think it'd be much help to someone trying to figure out why the next migration isn't working right. It's been suggested that I have a 'holistic' style of writing and I'm really making an effort here to put together something functional.
The other day someone asked me what my experience with Linux is and I had kind of a hard time answering. The truth is that I have extensive Linux experience at home and school but I was a having a hard time answering the question without instead talking about the applications I've run on it. Most of what I've done with Linux directly seems so pedestrian: editing text files and managing processes. The answer I gave was to rattle off the various installations I have around my house and what their primary function is but I feel like that was a pretty weak answer.
So in that spirit I'm also giving a thought to how I'm going to describe this whole internship project to future employers.
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