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> You get many of the same problems these days, but they're a bit harder to diagnose. Luckily, storage also get incredibly cheap, so instead of diagnosing it's
by antisthenes 1y ago
> You get many of the same problems these days, but they're a bit harder to diagnose.
Luckily, storage also get incredibly cheap, so instead of diagnosing it's easier to just have a full backup of your data, and swap to it in case something goes wrong.
- bayindirh 1y agoMalfunctioning devices are small part of the issue. One can understand how the workload strains the system via the sounds it (used to) make. Graphs and logs provide a proxy to that data at best, and attaching a debugger, tracer, or perf tool is not an option all the time. Sounds and LEDs provided an overhead-free real time communication channel to the operation of the system.