Standing On Boxes

So… Radio Userland closing down has me thinking seriously about software to archive my stories.
Choices?
Drupal or eFiction
Drupal is more flexible (though whether it’ll be fully functional on a Yahoo hosted site is debatable)) BUT I’ll have to write my own fan fiction management module. On the other hand, I can use it as a blog also.
And it has some CMS features I want to play with.
eFiction is specialized software. Designed FOR archiving fan fiction. But I’d have to make some modifications for it to do some of what I want.
Or maybe a combination?
Either way — I’m going to change access rules for my stories. What I’m thinking of:

1. Reviews will require a login (Possibly OpenID if Drupal. Not sure eFiction supports OpenID)
2. Access to unfinished chapters might also require a login.
3. Access to any on-line story notes? Definitely require a login.
4. Anonymous access to finished story/chapters.

Opinions anyone? (And not on using Yahoo as a hosting site. I know there are cheaper, and etc.
ones out there.)

The external USB drive I backup things to on my Mac Mini (as opposed to the mini-USB powered drives I use to backup my MacBook with (1 for Mac OS X/1 for Vista)) appeared dead this morning when I was updating a story (Slayer Mercury).
So… after work I went out and got a replacement. But I put it in a Firewire case I bought years ago – replacing a much smaller drive that was in it. Yes, Firewire 400 is actually faster than USB 2.0 (It’s a sustained through-put issue, not a max-rate issue (which is where USB 2.0 beats Firewire 400) as I understand it — but the drive does seem to run a bit warmer.

And while at B— B– getting the drive… I had one of those moments when locking my car. Kept pressing the lock button on the key (as I should) but couldn’t figure out why the door wasn’t UNlocking.
What? Yup! Doing A, Expecting B, but really wanting A. I’m thinking of blaming Monday.